I wanted to ask if anyone has had success sending direct mail to mom and pop owners that has lead them to a deal? 

I'm a mortgage broker in Greenville, SC, so this popped up on my "Greenville" keyword alerts. 

But I would speak with the seller and advise them that the more info you receive the more polished your offer will be—you want to avoid a bait and switch (make an offer and then ask for X off before closing) at all costs unless there are major underlying undisclosed issues that pop up during due diligence (major water or fire damage, fire hazards,Structural integrity issues, etc).

Tagging @Yonah Weiss and @Greg Dickerson for you so your question pops up in their notification inboxes :)

Hi I would repaint the exterior give it a little more pop.   

This popped up on the MLS and I knew what it was from the listing. 

Anything pop up you weren’t expecting?

Should we wait around to see if a better deal on a block home in a non flood zone pops up?

With the increase in Covid guidelines and the length of time it took to do each turnover, we were no longer able to offer early check-in, or late check-out, and ultimately, the cleaning team that we had been working with couldn’t handle the increased work load, and we started getting some bad reviews pop up.

Instead I hovered the cursor over the button and watched the pop-up that tells you where the link leads.