Hey Everyone,It took longer than I expected, but my first batch of yellow letters are finally done.I will be mailing Saturday, so people will receive early next week.For the first batch we used my just girlfriends name on the letters, she will be answering most of the calls while I'm at work, and since she wrote most of them it made sense.My list came from listsource, my criteria was the following: Total Assessed Value $1-$150,000 Last Market Sale Date 9/1/1900 - 9/1/2008 Property Type Residential: SFR Equity(%) 41 to 100 % Bedrooms 3-5 Absentee Owned ALL STATES Exclude TRUSTEEMy yellow letters were written with red ink on a 5 x 8 yellow legal pad, The envelopes were an A2 (4 3/8 x 5 3/4) in a Pastel Green color.I am mailing First Class USPS, with multiple stamps on each envelope to grab attention.The total number of letters sent is 330, Spread between 5 zip codes I am familiar with.

During my most recent search I came across this, "Eliminating the Prohibition Against General Solicitation and General Advertising in Rule 506 and Rule 144A Offerings" I found it here, the link is work and family safe. http://www.sec.gov/info/smallbus/sbpend.shtmlWould this loosen the reins quite a bit on soliciting investors?

Smart guy, younger, and has his undergraduates with honors used to have a day job as an analyst doing computer heavy work and some programming.

I have done a lot of work and started my Real Estate Investing business.

I've thought about just getting a heloc and private lending but after paying the 5% interest, doesn't seem a lot left. maybe mobile homes seems a lot of work, and i'm afraid of out of state where I don't know the area or can check on my properties.

If a property needs little or no work, and it sells for some price, that IS the value.

I just finished listening to episode 13 on my drive to work and can’t wait to continue.

So, yeah, not real impressed by many certifications but am impressed when an employee/agent gets results through hard work and creative thinking.

I purchased a house where someone WAS living there and there were mouse droppings all over the place, and the tub/shower really didn't work, and the upstairs bathroom didn't work ... so apparently this person did not bathe.

It was all new with duct work and everything.