I have been looking at tax foreclosures and am considering writing the owners and making them a cash offer with the cash i have before the properties go to auction.  

On a couple of deals I've closed this year, my offers were I write the Sellers a check for a net amount and I pay all the closing costs, unpaid taxes, lawyers fees, title, etc.One property is a 10,000 s.f. commercial building that was listed at $90k and I originally offered $50k that was accepted.

Perhaps write up a letter that states that he agrees to the new rent increase and no renovations.

Sometimes write-ups say that 203(k)'s are for O/O only, but in calling the specialist with WF I learned there are different kinds of 203(k)'s.

I wish I had time to write about it.  

It's a difficult subject to understand, so I thought I'd try to do a write-up and see how far I get.

Then when someone writes about what you want to know more about you will get an email.If you have anymore questions feel free to ask.

Then when someone writes about what you want to know more about you will get an email.If you have anymore questions feel free to ask.

This is the term advertising people refer to the creative writing process designed to be a substitute for a sales person knocking on the door.

I think it depends what kind of personality you are compared to the authors writing style.