Real estate has always been my passion so I am proud to say that I am ready to take action on my dream of being a real estate investor.

I call this a "heads up" letter.If mailed sufficiently well in advance of sale, I'll receive a number of nixies that I can skip-trace or reverse engineer to either find the owners or buy the lenders note and decide my best play forward.Second letter might contain some special message or attention getting device to encourage that letter gets opened and read and generates a lead call (call-to-action, also know as a CTA).Time permitting, I might segment the list further and create highly targeted, specialized letters that address a host of problems unique to their situation, which I call a "Perfect Storm" letter.Ultimately, my objective is to out-spend and out-research you as my same business rival.

But you will need a (maybe) Notice of Proposed Action (DE-165) if heirs who have an interest in the (probate) property agree with the terms and price.

I have heard and would like your educated opinion on the following "action". 

If this is the case, what is the right action?

Watching others succeed and share their successes here on BP has definitely motivated me to go out and take action!

The best advice I can give right now is learn as much as you possibly can but you don't need to wait for all your ducks to be in a row to take action and do't be afraid to fail because you will but that is how you will succeed!!!

Usually a Co-signor will need to be included on title, so their interests can be terminated upon a foreclosure action.  

The action will go into overtime if there is active bidding in the final hour and the reserve has not been met.

Midwest welcome backCongrats on taking steady action