I always ask to see the sellers drivers license number so I get the spelling correct.  

When you go to preview or look at a property, the neighbors are also at ease when the see a sign on a strange vehicle at an empty house, they pay less attention to you.The down side, you have to be a good driver, can't cut anyone off, pull in front of them, run that light or go speeding down a residential street!

I collect everything I need on that form, take pics of drivers licenses, email, phone, emergency contact, car model tag number, pet info, basically everything I need to know I gather via the application.

And most of the folks will need 15 to 50k to bring it current and keep the sale from happening.. there is no time for a loan.. you need to be able to stroke a check. you need to know how to deal with the trustee companies you may need to send a driver with a cashiers check into the company to stop the foreclosure etc.

We have to stop letting the Trophy-Industrial Complex run our children’s lives.Real estate is about being tough and dealing with alot of failure before success.If you were a trophy kid (trophy just for showing up) growing up, you just just might not make it in real estate.The EQ (Emotional Quotient) is more important than IQ, or book smarts.http://www.forbes.com/sites/travisbradberry/2014/0...Emotional intelligence is the single biggest predictor of performance in the workplace and the strongest driver of leadership and personal excellence.

I think the real driver of response is actually more the MESSAGE (your ad copy) than the MEDIUM (Letter vs.

Why do some people yell at other drivers?

Even if they start to build and a down turn happens the projects tend to stall out as developers cut their losses and run rather than lose more money and make money off of their other projects.I know a lot of these commercial developers and how they think.It's not my cup of tea but good luck to those who want to speculate.While I agree with a few of your points, isn't this this one of the core drivers to investing?

My main driver for motivated seller leads will be online, but then potentially do longer term follow ups via direct mail.

"I believe that wholesalers are more likely to be dishonest or deceptive than realtors or pastors or cab drivers."