Therefore, I am currently seeking to mail to a market rich with motivation to sell quickly and below market value.My first mailing went out to out-of-state absentee owners with property near my zip code and equity at 91-100%.

I am a very motivated and determined individual and ready to learn!

Using the 50% rule, figure $300ish goes out to expenses, and the remained pays the mortgage ($210 per month).

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I'm so excited right and highly motivated, lol!

All sellers I did such deals with initially were asking too much.Problem I see is that this is just a lead from letters you sent out, so there is an owner willing to sell at his price if you're willing to pay it, don't know if the owner is really motivated or not.

I would strongly encourage you to make her pay the remaining $80 and make it clear to her that ANY costs that she expects you to pay for or reimburse her for must be okayed by you first (in writing if you want to avoid any confusion).

Also, the $126 light on top of my building is rented by a large bank; that has recently had a motivation to improve the surrounding area.

To me it's a waste of time and money as there are other ways to find motivated sellers, not people wondering what they might get...I know they can be sent to motivated people, I'd rather call them....anyway....Approach them saying you'd like to get into RE investing.

Hi,Experience with hand delivering letters prospecting for motivated sellers?