I'm currently at annual training for the National Guard and am looking to start my marketing campaign once I get back from this two week gig, when I can -really- answer the phone.  

I gave the heir $1000 up front, and in return, he assigned his (future) beneficial interest to me; I become the PR and set up a restricted account to receive payment as soon as the property sells, which will still be within the 4-month advertising period. 

I received 2 or 3 responses to that campaign, 1 of which converted into a nice wholesale deal which closed this month. 

That's why we offered a free home seller's guide.Also, had great response from a 3-step 3D mail campaign to expired listings.We also got listings from Angie's List (actually a really great source).Buyer leads? 

However, it was intended to solve the problems associated with majority owners of fractionalized interests being restricted by the lack of action or decision-making of minority owners.Have equal interests can be a disadvantage if a stalemate exists and your partner, when an entity or natural person, has different plans. 

One thing to be aware of In West Chester is the fact that there is a restriction on student housing and the town is not currently giving out any additional student rental permits; unless the property already has a student permit, the student subset of the market will be out play.

look at top of page for marketing letters @Patrick Sullivantyping works well until you can afford to do betterkeep doing the D4$ campaigns, they will do great things for your business good luck 

Are there restrictions on receiving money from non-accredited investors or other restrictive rules or is it a pretty open financing opportunity given you complete the paperwork?

Now we've decided to begin a direct mailing campaign, but have been hearing from a lot of people that its getting very competitive and becoming increasingly difficult to find those 65% ARV properties. 

I think this presents an opportunity for those sites to differentiate themselves from hotel booking sites by adopting/encouraging an all-in price listing model, compounded by a marketing campaign really illustrating reason for fees & contrasting how traditional industry disguises them in their listings.