You capture their contact info, refer the labor, and now you're an insider to any potential deal.Truth is, few if any will actually do this.

@John HornerMy goal is to buy, renovate, and sell to capture more funds.

I started sending out DM and added websites to capture leads.Now I'm in a very hot market here in South Florida, so my results are going differ greatly from other markets (except for maybe San Antonio and So Cal).I'd also like to post my DM results for the past year here, but being new (and not 12 years only) I can't figure it out.

They are interested if it makes financial sense.The third buyer wants to rehab the property to capture the ARV.

If you buy right, you'll capture the gain then, assuming external forces don't wreck it.

She won't even appreciate that you're looking for distressed situations offering good opportunity for equity capture and forced appreciation.

.* If more opportunities present themselves in the near future, you will not be able to capture them as completely (or not at all), because you'll have this house tied up with a tenant in a lease.* A $200K house is not an ideal rental.

That's why Google blurs the faces of people they capture on street view.  

Best of all, it captures all of the numbers that call, private or not!!!

Or half of the 4 million retail workers.There is a well known fast food restaurant chain which is currently experimenting with an "automated chef" and order counter.