I've been reading some of the popular posts on BP about getting started in flipping, but I can't really find any posts that are tailored to young, 18-year-old high schoolers that many people are bound to not take seriously.

Anytime I am helping an investor search for property I send them what I think may fit their criteria but ask for honest, unfiltered feedback to better tailor my search.

They call it personalized and tailored to your own circumstances, but really they run everyone through the same template and the phone calls aren't that insightful.

Tailor your need to exactly what you want and I'll get it over to you as soon as I get the lender to release an asset (or liability depending on how you look at it) that matches your request.Take care,

You need to really be clear on this so you can tailor what you do to meet what the customer's want.

The questions are tailored for the purpose.There could be some privacy issues or HUD disclosure statements (no discrimination, etc) required.

You are not the only one sending to NODs and odds are they have a large stack of mailers on the table.In terms of copy, I prefer to tailor it to the prospect so something more addressing their financial situation and how you can solve such problem may be better.

I did some research on the yellow letters and I see that they claim a much higher response rate, although they'd be tailored for a much smaller number to be sent out as opposed to a postcard mass mailing.

I try to tailor my reply to the poster's experience level if I can and I know others do too.

Recently me and my partner decided to dig into multifamily real estate because we think the advantages and leverage it provides, is more tailored to what we wish to accomplish.