I've purchased and read @David Greene's Long Distance Real Estate Investing (great book that helped me pull the trigger and set up my trial system) and listened to many podcast's but there are always more to learn when going through the actual process.My current process is:1) Analyze deals on paper and narrow down to a few to focus on.

They have a trial period.

If Jared and Missy ask for a jury trial we are told that they will likely receive the maximum sentences, because juries tend to vote with their hearts and recommend maximum sentences when the elderly are taken advantage of and given Jared was their trusted Grandson who stole from them for at least 5 of the 7 years he was employed and Missy was illegally using the company charge accounts (she was not an employee) and the information they stole from their personal storage units has been used in over a half a dozen attempted fraud cases, opening credit card and Paypal accounts and someone in another state was caught working under one family members social security number, these two could spend the rest of their lives in prison.

There are several variations on this technique.

Even if we all called that success it leaves a wide variation of results that could make that happen.Any thoughts?

There's some amount of variation, so you just have to keep calling around until you find someone who has a loan product with terms that will work for you.

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I read this question and variations on it a lot... and I have been buying and selling real estate since 199, direct mail was my main (and most profitable) marketing model and I've also been writing direct response copy for 15 years, so I'm going to tell you this:  Your target audience is 'owners in distress.' 

I'm curious about those of you who have put up websites for lead generation for people who are looking to sell their house fast.. which is one of the many variations of keywords I see being used. 

I would count that experience as his personal "trial by fire".Another late sponsor I know was a wealth manager in 2008 and oversaw huge stock market losses of his own and his clients.