If you have a listing agent on your side, they need to remind the buyers agent that these things may not be issues that they can contractually use to back out.

The tenant gets a mailed a certified letter to their last known address, as @Gail Kaitschuck said.

Just remind you of the investment analysis principle, "sunk cost".If you wouldn't buy the home for $350-$400K, then you should sell it. 

As a salesperson most of my adult life, I know that people hate to be sold, so I don't do it.I always ask for their name last so that I will remember it and I immediately put a reminder in my phone of their name, where I met them and the time.

At the moment I am using a $100 start up credit I got in the mail, so I am just trying to see how it all works.

What justification...It reminds me of how difficult it has become to fire state employees even when they do horrible things..Feels like government needs to get out of the way and return peoples rights.

Hello all, My first mail campaign begins this weekend so hopefully the phone will start ringing shortly there after.

The property owner's tax mailing address is with the county tax collector (not tax assessor).

I'm going to start my first direct mail campaign shortly and I was looking for some advice.

The postage alone is $3000, a good mailing list costs money, 6000 stuffed stamped envelopes costs something, and maybe you get some help from someone who does this kind of marketing.