SharonThe list is not for motivated sellers but for those with capital to invest, thus a way to find private investors.I just recently received an email blast for such a service (yet again) and one of my biggest concerns with it are the fact that this very same list is likely sold hundreds, if not thousands of times over again to others, thus creating quite the competition of direct marketing to the same people by a number of marketers for money.Secondly, without a prior relationship, you better be damn careful what you say in your letter to these people as to not violate SEC rules.

I really like this kitchen, especially the LED under-cabinet lighting and the counter tops.

Partial contractor, partial DIY kitchen remodel to add cabinets, shelves, backsplash, and paint, and then DIY shed replacement and house paint.

If it’s the person living in the house then go to evictionMost of times I have seen these sell for a few hundred dollars but the homes are older and worth $5-$10k and by time you move them, we’ll how much you really making

(kept existing kitchen cabinets), but replaced all of the vanities in the bathrooms, and installed granite countertops, luxury plank vinyl through out, new light fixtures, added front landscaping, new toilets, shower, tub, new baseboards, light fixtures, garage door, garage door opener, two tone paint, etc...

I try to keep the comps within 10% but if there's a difference of a hundred sq. feet or so I'm not sure what degree of adjustment to make although I'm sure it depends on the size. 

We see with texting, investors are able to get in front of hundreds of folks within a minute or two.You'll also need to look at your list source and your skip trace quality.

Remember, our retirement accounts charts should look like a hockey stick, not a straight 45 degree angle... that money doubles itself every 5-8 years... doesn't mean much when you have $10,000 in, but when you have hundred of thousand in it starts taking off.

There’s just no way you’d know the hundreds of different random little items that go into a basic project.

That PM is often managing hundreds of properties for a turn key company.