Keep 2 plungers in the house, along with Liquid Fire or other acid drain opener.

Thanks,Jacob PereiraMany, many lessons were learned after that, but I think the biggest takeaway that I got was that acquiring on a property is only the very start of the work, and until you've stabilized the property and have the systems in place to tackle a wide variety of contingencies, it's a very bad idea to leave town (let alone the country).

For fun go to a couple of different ones and ask the same question, I bet you get a variety of answers.

Search using the terms "yellow composition paper" or "yellow filler paper" (without the quotes) and you should get a variety of options - some really bright colors, some more muted, like your standard legal pad.

I have researched and been studying the real estate market and have started investing in single-family houses.Statement: My company’s name is called [your company] and I’m going to be working with people who need to sell their home for a variety of reasons: divorce, foreclosure, probate, job transfers, people tired of being a landlord... basically anyone needing to sell a house.Statement: I was hoping to count on you for a reference if you happen to come across anyone needing to sell.

The two things to consider more then anything else are the list and its criteria, and the verbiage of the letter.You'll get a variety of "What you should send and list type" opinions here on BP and in all reality the list and letter could be perfect for you and your market.

I am a little confused because I have read other post which talks about basically the same thing but they were told to use a variety such as yellow letter, professional letter and postcard.

You should mix things up. keep the message similar however send a variety of items.

They both have their place and they both are very good list providers.Listsource, a corelogic company, who is affiliated with first American title, is the nation’s largest property data provider. using their filters you can filter for absentees, a variety of value models, length of ownership, etc.

The best is YellowLetters.com - from the variety of direct mail options, to their many years of expertise in it, to the fact that their CEO @Michael Quarles offers a direct mail service coupled with his expertise in this business, and he's another guy that has had a huge impact in the BP community.