So far...not so much.The problem with Every Door is that you're mailing to everyone in the area, not targeting those that might have a motivation to sell at a discount.

I do have a couple of recommendations for you though; Ask the listing agent ' Is there anything aside from price that the seller would prefer to have in an offer,' such as Specific closing date, or a lease back so that they may find a replacement property, etc....I have found this to be a very effective way to extract some of the seller motivation.

Hello All.I am new to the field of Real Estate and motivated to learn about the industry.

s other post on the subject when you pinged me.I don't know this for a fact, but I'd presume that the security deposit funds could remain deposited with the qualified intermediary that's facilitating the 1031.

Finance 101: In a fixed rate loan, the rate remains constant regardless of the loan term. 

 “The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten” – Benjamin Franklin

I feel that motivated sellers will pitch themselves by simply asking them to "explain the purpose of their call" as you mentioned. 

I am not a banker but they are doing so many of these loans they crunch numbers, use software and maybe have someone do a drive by.If there is good equity in the property based on your remaining mortgage and if they have any doubts they may restrict your LTV but I don't think all HELOC's come with a detailed inspection of the property.

Landlords going through eviction may be motivated to sell.Hope this helps!

Once I find a motivated seller and I want to put in an offer, should I just print out the California state contract and write it up myself?