There are certain ethical safeguards that must be included in some of your transactions when you are a licensed RE Broker in WA or anywhere else, but there is no restriction on your doing what any other private citizen can do; sell a piece of real property.

This is just the one piece of the puzzle I cannot seem to figure out.

Are those pieces hard to cut without damaging the formica?

Have you done non-targeted marketing at a high volume (10,000 pieces or more) and had luck?

That's using the cheapest alternatives from Home Depot.If you don't want to do either of those, cut a piece of particle board that will fit inside the cabinet.

A bounced check is NOT payment - it's a worthless piece of paper.

Had it been left, judges and juries would have been able to award amounts based on the individual circumstances of each case rather than a perception of a fixed amount of money that each person has to take a piece of.

I want to use a single direct mail piece to do this.

In many cases, they don't go through the purchases if they get them (after they look at the property), and yet, HUD hasn't stopped awarding them winning bids.That's just one piece of empirical data, but it's definitely holding true in that case...

Also, run the pieces higher than the flow of shower water - to the ceiling if you can manage.