Incorrect.

If I knew they worked for USPS, I'd go talk to the postmaster where they work (or at least YOUR post office), and ask about having their mail being delivered to the incorrect address, and mention they work for USPS.People are strange.

I certainly dont want to burst anyone's bubble nor defend the folks you used however the Pre-foreclosure list is a tough list to send to and the absentee list is very much overused and frankly used incorrectly... 

You've chosen to make endless assumptions and when I point out an incorrect one, you forget about that one and conjure up another.

." - This is again my point, you didn't pay for CMAs, however with time you showed you were an investor worth investing time in, correct?

The names are often put in incorrectly, so I would try this.Sharon

Originally posted by Antonio Bodley: I see at least two things a guru need to make lots of money. 1) They need marketing strategy aimed at investors who want to make lots of money in real estate with less time and effort to make that happen. 2) They need to create something that will eliminate all the work an investor would normally do themselves.The above quote is where you are incorrect.

He argued otherwise, and then proceeded to tell me that he doesn’t even own the property in question (which I know to be incorrect).So, that conversation led me here, where I have found much comfort in knowing that I’m not alone in less than receptive direct mail callers!!

Am I thinking about this incorrectly?

Even if I copy sqft information directly from the builder, if it's incorrect I can be held liable and fined for disclosing inaccurate information.