Collection companies and attorneys are paper pushers for the most part and have a bunch of bark but little bite.The companies that will actually get somewhere are the judgment recovery companies.

We've had some pretty bad experiences with management agencies who look great on paper but don't give a rats *** once you sign up with them.

If you want a comparison between the two:http://www.crmonline.com.au/how-to-guides/white-papers/sugarcrm-vs-salesforce

If you want to add pages, it's pretty simple.

WIPE THE MOLD AWAYAgain, assuming this is not caused by a live water leak, the best solution is to mix up a solution of mild soap and water (simple dish soap) and just wipe the mold away.

(This challenge assumes that you know how to compose a letter, keep track of your campaign activity, know when you have a deal, know pretty much what to say when the calls come in, have money available for expenses and so on.)The challenge is pretty simple: Commit to sending out a minimum number of letters each day for at least 3 months.Based on information I've gathered from other wholesalers 1000 letters per month seems to be a good number.

(NJ RIGHT TO KNOW LAW) they will have you fill out a simple form request.

Simple and clean.

On the sell side, I've carried back paper probably 10% of the time.

It's good to post it on the door to ensure that the tenant will, without a doubt, see it, but it's also good to send certified so that you'd have that paper trail, especially since you're out of state.