Similarly the few real estate brokers I spoke to were not receptive to this idea and have told me to look to other ventures.Brittany is it possible for you to send me a copy of the legally binding contract that you have used in past transactions (WA ST).

If you as the landlord are paying for water, you have to consider wasteful consumption by the tenants; they might have a car wash for charity running there on weekends.

I wouldn't advocate wasting their time if you don't know if you can purchase just yet, but you should get the ball rolling.

IMHO you're wasting your time if you try to get direct access to their inventory.

Which type of home has the least waste of money: a $75,000 mobile home, a $250,000 condominium, or a $500,000 house?

It's very unique and I like the creativity, although I would have two concerns: 1) it requires two steps and most people don't follow through on that from solicitations and 2) a lot of people might think the website on the postcard is loaded with viruses.That being said, it wouldn't be a bad system to test and see if you get good results.

Otherwise you will spend a ton to learn about one or more random focuses and then you may likely not ever do that one and have wasted your money.

Nevertheless, they still picked up the phone and called me (they usually mention how they get loads of mail from people like me).

As @Robert Steele mentioned - I think there's a much higher likelihood that the tenants will waste your time than actually follow through on the purchase.

Wow, that's a loaded set of questions Alexandra!