Sometimes title co.s, in order to issue title insurance may require something in addition to the strict letter of the law, if they have any concerns.

I didn't start with a buyer's list or send out any cards or letters, but I was able to do a deal that I wouldn't have considered just a year ago.

Well he doesn't know what he is claiming, he just knows he likes living in a SHED.So by your way of thinking, anytime someone buys a property with anything in it besides old nasty carpets and torn up blinds, the new owner now must hold onto any and all property and store it for XYZ days, but only after having sent a duly sworn and certified letter to the last known address of some mystery person.

I sent out a Yellow letter to a owner of a small Commercial building in the Bronx , New York back on November 20 and 4 days letter I received a call from him.

Most residents are happy to fix a problem once notified (our letter is not harsh).

And send them letters to communicate!

If attorney's opinion is that you have acted within the law, have attorney send letter to law enforcement department applicable.

I can say the success rate of a letter would be very low, may even leave a negative impression, I'd toss it in the trash, that's just not the way it's done. :)

My current financing gives me 20 year amortization with a 5 year balloon @ 5.25%.So my purchase price will be $15,000?

Everything started off pretty good in the beginning, was doing the marketing (yellow letters), have the lead capture website going, and doing some other things.