Personally, I have some elderly tenants who do everything from a checkbook and snail mail.

I feel like the property could just go to someone else since she's had such interest in it and I would take the second.Originally I had sent her a direct mail piece for the property that i would still like to close on. when we met, she told me that she owned the property next door as well and wanted to sell it.

@Michael Hayworth  well here in Oregon were everyone believes everyone.. and vacancies are less than 1% it was probably just easiest to give the account number so they just drop them in instead of waiting on the mail etc.. and maybe they don't have checking accounts.. but it was a concevieved Idea to just put the 150 in and then go to court tenant knew what he was doing

Hello Margo,I already e-mailed you a couple of mortgage brokers you can call.

There are a lot of nooks and crannies in wholesaling that can be fun or even important to discuss, ie postcards vs letters, voice mail vs live answer, branded approach vs Joe the friendly investor, etc.

I must remind myself that tax benefits and the availability of borrowed money are the two great advantages of real estate investing.

Thanks, @Linda Weygant you really are the best and you are too darn introverted to remind the world! 

Good morning :)I've never wholesaled but am curious if there are "dead leads" that wholesalers get... houses you send direct mail to again and again with no response, or houses you find driving for dollars where you can't find information for who to send mailers to.

Now I have a two full pages of properties and I need to get the homeowners name and mail them out a yellow letter.

I got a voice mail from an assessor late yesterday.