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Brandon Foken Alternatives to Yellow Letters
4 May 2019 | 75 replies
Select the row you want to print the line on and goto format cells
Account Closed Seller Financing... are you for or against? Comment below
15 March 2022 | 9 replies
Are these auctions open to seller financing / subject to deals, and how do you find yourself typically formatting your deals?
Paul Felix 0.40% Response Rate on Yellow Letter - Looking for Suggestions
8 December 2016 | 58 replies
Well, the formatting was completely lost after I posted the above. 
Chris Shepard New Goal: Purchase 400 units this year
29 June 2017 | 76 replies
How does everyone format the names on their lists for mailing?
Jon Q. Have a good yellow letter you're willing to share?
15 August 2015 | 2 replies
I'm interested to see what format of the letter works best (highest response date).  
Gilbert Gomez Easiest way to scrub a county records list?
13 August 2015 | 4 replies
Hey Michael pretty crazy but I just got a list in excel format so I am trying to scrub to send out to you (Yellow letters) for my mailings so it's a pretty raw list straight from the assessors office.
Brian Gibbons Getting Busted in Ohio for Wholesaling and Praticing RE without a License
2 September 2019 | 504 replies
So long as that entity does not appear to be doing business, it may complete its formation and then join contractually prior to closing on a property.There can be other business reasons to have a partner being undisclosed until settlement. 
Benjamin Manibog Paying For Mentorship Programs
2 September 2023 | 200 replies
Now this is my opinion and what I will say when it comes to getting involved with a mentor or "guru" program:People who could benefit from a "guru" programPeople who do not need to go into debt in order to pay for the programPeople who already have some experience but not too much experience that they already know all the ins and outs of most real estate investing strategiesPeople who know how to succeed and have a good success record in other areas of lifePeople whose learning style is more of a seminar format rather than a self-learning coursePeople who do not already have a network of investors they know and who value networking with investors who invest on higher levels (such as the trainers, etc.)People who would rather pay money to shorten their learning curve and dedicate concentrated effort to learn from someone who has been successful in the fieldPeople who probably shouldn't do a "guru"programPeople who have to go into debt to pay for the coursePeople who think that by paying for the course that the "guru" or mentor will do most of the work and that it will be easy once they go to a coursePeople who don't have money over and above the cost of the course in order to start using the strategies right away.  
Hugh Horner First Rental Property Investment In The Books...
8 January 2022 | 72 replies
I think the club formation is a no brainer and I hope to meet you at one..I also wouldn’t mind investing  on some property at some point-with partners..More Capital More Properties !!!!
Sarah Schmidt Newbies with $700K Cash
28 July 2021 | 9 replies
I would start with the formation of the partnership LLC/LLP after a thorough discussion that you will both be on the same page for the strategy and tactics of investing, and that the partnership is a relationship of mutual trust and there should be gentle and considerate exit strategies for both of you, in the partnership contract.Then with the partnership formed get the house hack with the minimum cash outlay required to get into the deal, which is to say using the maximum amount of mortgage funds.