just on his block  6 board ups  and the home right next to him boarded up. so here you have a nicely renovated home granted.. but on that street. ????   

And at the risk of appearing to be measuring dinks, I’ll provide you with my modest holdings context: I do suited single family bilevels. 1100-1250 sq ft, I buy on great blocks in great mature areas but I buy ugly and get rid of the ugly.

Should I check to determine if they have tax liens; then send letters to the owners on record, indicating I would like to purchase? 

In this area it seems like there are hundreds of wholesalers per city block, has anyone onboarded a wholesaler as a salesperson in the past? 

I'm keeping a Pittsburgh based return address on the postcards/letters, but I'd rather not have a giant collection of returned mailpieces pile up for me to collect on a regular basis.I've heard of an option where the post office can send you photos of your undeliverable mail and then discard it for you, but I can't seem to find anything about this service on the USPS site.

You will refinance out of a VA, use you One Time Restoration and it will renew your eligibility allowing you to buy another VA 1-4 unit for 0 down and killer VA rates.As far as being Denied, the requirement may come up that you need a Motivation letter explaining why you chose to move which is as easy as saying you found a home more suited to work, family, location, opportunities etc.

You cant really break it down by zip code - a lot of areas it depends on the block. 

You should also CC the tenant and the movers on that letter so everyone knows everyone. 

In our area traveling a few blocks often makes a big difference, houses 14 miles away have no correlation at all. 

The problem is, I know of a cash buyer or two that might be willing to take the deal but I'm pretty sure the agent will want a proof of funds letter upon me offering the contract yes?