Here's the problem: the common driveway is riddled with potholes; both within our property line as well as the neighboring 4plexs' property line.Do Ia) fill in all potholes, regardless of who's property line they may lie on, with the understanding that I will be shouldering the entire cost of this repairb) fill in our half of these potholes (quite literally, this would mean filling in just 1/2 of several potholes)orc) send a letter to the neighboring 4plex owner asking if they are willing to share the cost to fill these potholes.

I noticed that almost all of the properties in the MLS say that they want "proof of funds" or a "proof of funds" letter submitted with any offer.

Create LLC, contract on HUD home, get a online pre-approval letter or if u have your own POF or pre-qual letter, find wholesale buyer, wholesale the LLC, get your fee or only collection a portion, retain 1% ownership to sign close docs, close the deal, collect rest of fee and wholesale person gets the house.

Marketing, Marketing, MarketingAdvertising, Advertising, AdvertisingBandit Signs Direct Mail - Yellow Letters work bestBird Dogs - Basically paying go-getters to spot deals for you, normally $500 - $1000 after you get paidWebsite - Using Google Adwords or Bing market your siteRealtors - but you may have to be more seasoned to deal with realtors because you will know more than the realtor in a lot of cases.

Yellow letters are better, there is a ton of opinion on this, that's mine.

The banks started foreclosure proceedings on one or two.But today I received a letter regarding one property where the servicer said the lender was releasing the lien on the property.

Anyone familiar with a "burn letter"?

I bought 200 yellow letters from a yellow letter company.

The day of closing we delivered a introduction letter that explained who we are and that our goal was to make this a great place to live.

But is there a letter or template out there I can use?