I think forming an LLC should be very simple, but I guess it's a bit tricky in this area just b/c 3 states (incl.

With that said though… many times I offer multiple offers… There is almost always a way to make it a deal if they will play along… So I say simple things like… “Let me think it over and see if it will work for me”… or “let me think it over” then when I have to say no… it is as simple as “I don’t think it will work for me” or “it is not quite what I am looking for”… My “No’s” are very generic… I don’t give a bunch of reasons or explanation of how I made my decision… Also, I must say… My marketing style that gets people to call me is not “Im here to help” it is “I buy houses”!

Check this out also as these laws will vary also.Also, I have only had to do one evection… I will file the papers and keep moving forward… but I like to work it out with them and bribe them to leave.

I hope I'm not missing something really simple.

Big letters, big simple equations.

The simple math is that it's a 45% return over those years.

In my opinion.....Countrywide may be getting the last laugh by passing off a Paper tiger.

The rental property business is a very simple business, but failing to understand the basics of the business is a guaranteed path to failure.Good Luck,Mike

By the way, I don't live in the US and I checked with the local post office here, but they would not give me any information whatsoever, no forwarding address or anything..So, I tottaly agree with Michael_Quarles when he said: It doesnt matter what the letter says if you leave it at an abandond house...But I would still like to hear something about the content of such a letter, let's say the home is not abandoned, just empty and you don't know who's taking care of the place.. you would want to leave a simple note, what would you write ?

Hi All,I believe in keeping things simple and casual... nice T-shirt/polo with jeans or Khaki's.