Congrats on high post counts.Thanks for the reminder.

I just received an e-mail back from the title company stating that they cannot grant title insurance on the property because he has not filed a suit to quiet title.

I just thought I'd share a conclusion I reached after sending out my first batch of yellow letters about a month ago...Like most new real estate marketers, I wanted to make sure my mailing was perfect and would give me the most bang for my buck.

Remind you that all foreclosures occur with someone who has a mortgage.

The {bizarre} results: It so happens the day after this tenant posted her advertisement on-line, I received and e-mail from our mortgage agent at the bank with a link to the advertisement - which is how we (the landlord) and her housemates learned of her desire to leave.

I'm now trying to work with a local wholesaler here that is using direct mail to increase the amount of potential deals coming through.

The bankruptcy docket must show that no objection was filed by an interested party within 15 days of the mailing of the notice or within the time fixed by the court for such objections, if greater than 15 days.

Just a reminder that tomorrow's meeting is in Waltham, not in Worcester, Massachusetts.

My latest absentee postcard mailing (3,000ish) went out about 3 weeks ago and I actually wonder if the order was fulfilled because my phone has basically been silent.

Contact renter and now 2 days more added to processing.The verification process should have been a once and done, but Dwolla doesn't initiate some of these steps until you have money coming your way.Dwolla touts it's monthly payment request as a great way for landlords to remind their tenants to pay.