It took a few weeks to get him out and when he did he left behind something to the tune of 20+ junk cars, 300 tires, amongst other random car parts.

I get tired just thinking about that

I'm still a tire kicker at this point, but I would like to be able to take some kind of actual physical step towards my real estate career soon.

Augustine and there is very little room to make money on investments here and I know there are those who will say there are all these tired landlords and off market houses if you just drive around but really there are not...and now that the foreclosure sales will be online starting Oct 18 and folks all over the country and even internationally can bid that source will dry up because I think at first at least folks will overbid on those properties...that said please be careful about investing in Jax or Palm Coast ...they have their own issues !!!

Say it's an out of state landlord and he's tired of managing a property from another state.

It’s going to be same tired, very old, game as Tax overages......lots of hype and very little results.

Just thinking you may want to kick the tires up there as well.

adding to what the ladies and gents have said-- Use what you are passionate about as a side hustle you will never get tired of it and will only hone your skills.

I’m sure you know many people who are “book smart” but can’t change a tire on their car.

I started with yellow letters but found that Postcards really work best to reduce tire kickers and promote motivation.I am trying a new list and I'd like your opinion on what is the best form of direct mail.I have a list of 1800 owner occupants, age 65 and over, 70% equity or more and only in the prime zips.I am thinking because of the higher end area that a typed letter is best, but what is the best message for this group?