@Steve Rozenberg If and ONLY IF they have paid on time for the year, I will give my tenants a Christmas gift.

My situation:I have a pre-foreclosure under contract for what is owed on the mortgage, taxes, and HOA fees. 

The other 'general' part of the question relates to mailing pre-foreclosure lists.

Not only is their license on the line, they expect to get paid.  

Being pre-registered will allow you to be ready with due diligence.Bidding StageAfter being registered to bid the asset will be added to your dashboard; you are now in the bidding stage.

Hello Everyone,I have a Contract in Place to close on a house by next week.This is my First Rehab Project.I have been looking for the houses for the past 6 months and also paid for Seminar/Workshop to study the Flipping Process.I finally decided to jump in this business,because i think i have found a house,in which i might make some money,but obviously not without encountering number of hurdles and obstacles.I have come across my first hurdle,which is, I am in need of a good General Contractor who can do the Rehab work and give me an estimate on it.Does any one in the Cincinnati Region has any Recommendations?

It's okay to be different.A couple examples:1) If everyone is going after Pre-Foreclosure Lists, or Probate leads, maybe you should attack Tax Delinquent Lists.2) If everyone else is contacting by direct mail, maybe you could get actually call, or knock doors.DARE TO BE DIFFERENT (you might fine that a niche acquisition strategy will serve you best).We wish you the best of success,Reach out if you have any questions,ADAM ADAMS

I paid $235K for a $350K house that I will rent for $1,750.

Let's chat about pre-vetted investment opportunities...Talk soon,Roi Ford

It's okay to go the other way.For example, if everyone is going after Pre-Foreclosure Lists, maybe you should attack Tax Delinquent Lists.If everyone is going after Probate Leads, maybe you could focus on recently Divorced Leads.