I want to start leaving letters at abandoned or empty homes in an attempt to reach home owners and I was wondering if anybody that had applied this strategy had an example letter of this sort..I was thinking to just write to call me in case they are willing to sell, but then again, without a properly written letter, this might backfire as people might not understand my intend.. so before I write one of my own, I was hoping to hear some suggestions , so please share if you know anything about this topic.

Neighbors dont lie about the motivation of the seller and they tell you things about the neighborhood you wouldnt normally know..This business is about presentations....

It also makes me think they aren't very motivated.

It also included a second house and owner was motivated so sold both for 98,000 cash!

I later found out from other people that you were supposed to get an account and access to websites and all sorts of things.

I truly believe wholesaling you have to be a people person or just down right "motivated" to build client list first and then start searching for homes.Also, by joining a club, you get to meet other wholesalers exchanging of information or form a team.Create list through email and take pictures of properties and short info and blast the info to your clients.Don't forget BUSINESS CARDSSSSSSSSSSSSS

It sort of depends on how you are buying the house, and therefore how much you can spend on rehab.

Then decide what sort of business makes the most sense in your local market.

I can speak in general… Not specific to your State or to a living trust… I can say, that usually with almost any type of trust, there is some sort of deed (quit claim or other type) that is prepared and recorded to transfer the ownership to the trust… So my opinion would be yes!

I started on page 97 and working my way to present....but it seems like this sort of thing happens a lot.