If it's a phone call, they thank me for talking to them and say good-bye.With that said, if I ever do start getting a lot of that from my rental ads...especially since I really want to be focusing on replies from potential tenants...I would add a little blurb at the bottom of the ad that the property is not for sale, or something to that effect.

IE, not mixed-use with commercial on the bottom and 3 residential up top, correct?

There just is not the necessary case law for anyone in this industry to provide certainty as to whether such a transaction would be OK.So, the bottom line is that there is at least some minimal level of catastrophic risk for your Solo 401(k) in trying to combine funds with your parents.  

Don't be demanding when you call or your file will sure to be put at the bottom of the stack.

Bottom line is many spouses should never work together, some work very well together. 

What's the bottom line today for cash?"

It is a triplex in Venice, CA which is 100% mortgaged and almost cash-flow neutral.

I just add a small paragraph on the bottom of my postcard next to a KW logo that says"Jessica Swingle is a licensed salesperson who is seeking to BUY property for investment purposes and NOT list or market property as an agent."

@Rob MannUse neutral colors.

The bottom 3 all look nice, I would go with a stronger blue to catch attention.