The second appears motivated but my dilemma is I know nothing about Mobil homes which is what he wants to sell.My letter was to a different address but when he called he said he liked that home and was keeping it, but had two other homes he is thinking about selling because he is getting old and wants out of the rental business.This is what I know so far:Both homes are 2 bedroom and one bath, approx. 850 square feet for both.

Why - because the seller is not motivated.

My job is to motivate, energize and engage 40 - 150 of these teens at a time.

He doesn't seem terribly motivated, but motivated enough to reach out to investors.

Narrow walkway in the middle leading to the front door, grass to the right, and a large patch of bald space to the left where grass don't grow under the tree.Now my motivation is to improve the curb appeal, of course, but I also wanted to experiment with using river rocks to connect and border landscape components.I wanted to hilight the walkway on both sides, I want to solve the ugly patch of dead space under the tree, and I wanted some structured planter areas, and somehow tie in the two palms to the right side of the house.Here is a sketch of the plan.I will create a set of wood borders (inside and outside borders) around the tree to the left.

James Ehrig I don't think it matters what letter choice you choose because if a seller is motivated enough you'll hear back from them.

Got a call today from a motivated seller.

Instead, I’m looking for a more broad overview of states/counties as it pertains to the amount of motivated sellers in general.

Now the 2nd counter from them will show how motivated the bank is.

I am just looking for ideas on how to keep your self motivated and on task every day..