Check newspaper for rent ads.  

Hi All,I am a owner/seller looking for an interpretation of the term "Builder" under Dodd-Frank in the one transaction per 12 months exclusion for seller financing without a Mortgage Loan Originator. 

A few comments for your consideration:LLC and umbrella policy are not mutually exclusive ... it is AND/OR, not VS.Scale matters in this discussion.

Your response will be much better, for less money, and less effort hence why I am stressing a better list will make a huge difference in your success.There are 3 main things I say are very important when doing direct mail listed in order:List quality - gotta find the most motivated sellers or else you will waste considerable amount of time and money Marketing copy - what and how you say something will greatly affect your responseFollow up - hit them with mail often, and vary your copy and deliveryI focus almost exclusively on inheritance properties, appointments of substitute trustees, and water shutoffs.

On average, they convert at 0.5 - 1% and are  FAR too expensive.I recently had Realtor.com offer an "exclusive" lead generation campaign for $81,000 per year for 1,100 leads - which they promise not to share with anyone else.  

When I was much younger, I used to sell newspaper subscriptions door-to-door.

Hi @Kevin K. and @Linda Chmar,I work for a large investment brokerage here in town (New Western Acquisitions) where we focus exclusively on wholesale properties.

Sage waiting 12 days to cancel is a very strange scenario as it would usually happen in 2-3Often when a first opening owner occupied property, it will come back on the market with a one day exclusive listing period

I've seen insurance companies have exclusions for that on aggressive breed dogs, so check that out first.Here are the pros and cons in my experience:Pros:- tenants seem to stay longer because its hard for them to find places that will take dogs- I charge a $500 per dog additional security deposit & $25 per month in pet rentCons:- I've had dogs completely destroy yards, and it takes weeks and even months to get the grass to grow back (interestingly enough, this is not an issue for new tenants who have dogs though since there dog will likely do the same)- scratches on doors and chewed carpet- Neighbor complaints about barking (Haven't had this much at all)I have 14 units and I do allow dogs in all of them and have not had any horror stories yet, at least none that resulted in a lot of out of pocket expenses that the deposits did not cover.

Post every where you can "Rent to own".. could start including newspapers maybe?