Yes John, another good approach, people that couldn't sell and ended up renting to move, estate deals, see who retires at the plant maybe the spouse has been taking care of the properties, tie landlords to those events in life that motivate them to sell, otherwise you're spinning your wheels. :)

You can get even better results by placing it on black on the average roulette wheel.

We mastered the team approach and consequently taught me the cog-in-a-wheel approach.

There are so many markets to choose from, why would you "spin your wheels" trying to analyze the 50-75 properties in the same area.

No need to reinvent the wheel.

After reading "deals on wheels" and "mobile home wealth" I was determined to scour all the local parks to find single wides with $5000 asking prices, and negotiate them down to a $2000 cash sale.

The roads were fine, it was the 2 inches of ice on top of them that was a problem.My 1982 2 wheel drive toyota drove like a champ--kind of real life version of the old Atari game Indy 500 - Ice Race.Fixed electrical, and completed other projects and made it home in time to have pizza with my family.

There are certainly no master minds behind that behemoth bank, and the cogs in the wheel that they employ are far worse for business.

No use reinventing the wheel.

As I said, unless you know the ways of Washington and know how to grease some wheels, you will just be spinning your wheels trying to make this a deal.