Great job BP and J Scott.I received my 2 books in the mail little over a week ago and found it full of priceless information and very easy to read and follow.

Lastly, thinking about moving on and forgetting about him: My Sweetest deal took me one year of mailing and four months negotiation in Dedham, MA.

Two are on direct deposit/transfer on the 31st of each month while the other two always mail their checks in between the 20-27th.

As a result, you’re usually the one either contacting the seller’s agent or the seller directly.While there are many different ways you can get deals (direct mail, networking, probate, auctions, etc), I have found that most deals come from good commercial real estate agents.

I've read a lot of the threads concerning Auction.com, and I've already e-mailed and called my real estate attorneys office for an answer to this, but I'm not sure when I'll hear back from the attorney.

The mailing address of the condemned homes is the county building.

That said, you can do a lot of diligence up-front via e-mail and/or telephone.

Meet wholesalers and find out what's working.Wholesalers are using yellow letter campaigns to absentee, divorce, late taxes, pre foreclosure lists from listsource.com and other places to buy mailing lists.

I did have one lender who essentially told me to outright lie and that I just need to have my mail sent their for the year to prove I 'live' there.

I explained to the judge that the file showed service by the constables and that I had texted and mailed the tenant to try to pay him cash for keys.