Contact all of them either by e-mail or phone, and ask them for a list of their REO's because you're serious investor who is looking to purchase REO's.

-MichaelAnytime Michael, you can shoot me an e-mail....I have never done a double close yet but there are so many REO's out there I may have to look into it.......I normally sign a contract with a 60 day close, get a contractor in there for an estimate and then market it...if you want more specifics let me know.....

If you can come up with a list of individuals looking for investment properties or a list of owners of investment properties (such as absentee owners or landlords), this is a great place to practice this technique.You can also use email and internet technology to network.

Although many real estate entrepreneurs have had broad success with marketing by email, direct mail, telephone, and other channels, why haven't such technological forms of marketing come to completely replace the oldest and least complicated form of marketing, the sales call?

There won't be alot of info to sign up just create a user name, password and email to verify.

If not, send a few more letters.If they never get back to you, then they probably arent interested.Leave your email address in your letter if they would rather email you first.

That also makes it so [i]you[/i] can move to foreclose if necessary.I was wondering what that structure and documentation was.

A Section 8 applicant emailed asking if I would allow her 2 small dogs (Shih Tzus), licensed/neutered/friendly.

If you are interested in local networking, shoot me an email.

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