Seemed like mostly direct mail with a little bandit signs, but there may be other approaches in his material.

You're mind should change from having to spend money on marketing to how can I spend my money wisely.My first year using banditsigns cost me $7,600 and I brought in $54,000 in pure cash.

I'd like to approach her and work out a deal where I could help her manage and rent out the 2nd and 3rd floor units, but where I would agree to be liable for certain damages, to those units to ease her worries.

Investors brought a lot of fraud into the program; now they're available only to owner occupants.http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/203k/203kabou.cfm

When there is a need, these individuals are approached and asked if they are interested in the position.

I have heard of buyers who take an aggressive approach - go directly to the listing agent and say "I'll buy that house if you reduce the price by the amount the commission would be if I had an agent".

Of course, regardless of which answer you give (unless you disagree with both your statements), it contradicts your assertion that the 50% rule is a good one for *all* investors...Btw, Mike, I'm not trying to be attacking...I actually really like your style of investing and your perspective on a lot of topics (I've learned a lot by reading your posts)...I just think you're taking a bit too dogmatic approach on this topic, and am actually enjoying the debate

In that approach you take over someone's loan.

When i brought up the other 2 Mortgage reps, he told me that those two gave me wrong information.

As you approach the end of each time frame, you can look at your list and finish up whatever you have not completed yet.