I had an e-mail today claiming OO rates of 4.375% for 30 year fixed.

I already have an e-mail into my attorney/CPA with this question (so don't bother telling me to check with one), but while he's answering the 80 or so e-mails before mine, I thought I'd post this question here to get some quicker answers and/or ideas for other things to ask.I currently have a California LLC formed to hold our two rental properties.

Rob didn't boast, but I have an e-mail from him saying he made 23% on his money----in much less than a year.

Hey There Eugene,Well to be completely honest, I sent them(the city code dept) an e-mail stating I was interested in petitioning to the government about the problems the city faces with all of the properties with code violations.

I can e-mail you one of mine.

Other ideas:Originally posted by E J:So far I have: Equity > 35%, make cash offerHow about offering the seller terms for their equity?

:D Once i have an e-mailed or verbal (agreed upon) price from a seller can i immediatley begin soliciting for buyers?

Pick one that said they work with distressed property and call or e-mail them.

The main point moving forward is to always communicate through e-mail with your tenant or landlord, to show as a proof of receipt.

(social security checks, proceeds from my e-book etc) I'm also involved in tithes and donations to my church.