NOT A WHOLESALER & WE CLOSE ON *YOUR* SCHEDULE" in giant letters be what they see, not a glamour shot of me.

Normally occupants are not liable for the rent.The Estopple he mentioned is a letter from the tenants explaining the terms of their agreement especially anything that may not be in the lease.

Most direct marketers would recommend sending several letters over a period of time.

I actually am about to close on my very own duplex that I got for a great deal just a few blocks away from my Brother's duplex in a week or so!!

We are under contract for 7 blocks of quadruplexes.28 units Contract sales price=$1,575,000Appraised value=$1,700,000 (real appraisal done 01/16)NOI=$156,000Average cap for area =7%current average rents per unit $650Comparable rents=$750/unitThis is a value play rather than for immediate cash flow which is not particularly impressive as COC return is in the 3% range per bigger pockets rental calculator.What do you think?

The letter is full of grammatical errors.

The area we live in has extremely high rents and our house would cash flow really well.I sent out 40 letters.

I had spent time with the neighbors, joined the block club, and gave EVERYONE my number but no one bothered to call when they saw guys hauling my stuff away.

Pregnant or not, I personally would follow the letter of the law to getting out.

For rental condition, make sure everything is clean and functional (and safe) and has amenities similar to those in your area and price range.... no need to make it look like HGTV after shots...Some of these items you list sound cosmetic and it may fair well in your rental market as is or with just some minor fixes (again, I would look at similar units for rent (not sale) in the area to get an idea if formica and older carpet is the norm in your area and price range...)And I would simply look at temporarily blocking off or restricting the fireplace use, clean the carpet, tack on the molding.