ALWAYS put your website on the mailer as 42% of people prefer to respond to offers online vs the phone - so if you only give your phone number then those 42% will not respond.I take it one step further and create a personalized landing page for that particular landlord that talks about their SPECIFIC house.

It is much easier if it is on-line.

Doing so is considered shouting in the online world, and is regarded as rude behavior.

I use the online service of the USPS to send them.They charge me a printing and production cost of $.43/card to print, address and mail the cards.

If comps, meaning recent (<90 days) comparable (ideally same floor plan, at least similar sq.ft., same beds and baths, similar location) sales are $149-167 I'd think a listing price under $149 would be in your best interest.

Sales are advertised in various places: the legal organ for each county and online on certain days during the month.

I set mine up directly through the State of NJ Online Business Filing site.

(the contract is online at the previous link provided) We are alleging that the contract was induced by fraud.We have compiled a 3" binder with all the research I have been compiling on Moya, that I was told more than proves our case, and I was also told that it is all admissible in court.

Hi all,I suspect my understanding of liens is faulty, otherwise someone else would probably be doing this already:Search county tax rolls (many of which are online) to find delinquent/forfieted tax properties in areas you like.

If I see an excellent deal come on line, I get in to see it right away, but this requires a very good agent who is willing to drop what they are doing and meet with you.