I have been sending yellow letters but I need a letter that will filter out the real motivated sellers.

Originally posted by Tom Cullen:Either way it is a waste of breath.

:Just make sure the next time you say anything on here, that its honest.Don't hold your breath.

A good idea is to change the air filter every 3 months and use that time to inspect the premises.

ryan,do you cover all expenses like light bulbs, pull chains, furnace filters as well?

For example I would have bought a shop vac wet and dry with the hepa filter, and then throw away the shop vac afterwards.By the way, always disclose whether it's the law or not.

And you can't see what shape the properties were in.But, they do have great filtering tools.I'd prefer the MLS and recommend that you try to find a way to get access to it.

We are very nervous on how its going to play out in terms of filtering tenants and then finding a set of 4 tenants that get along well and be a fit for the property..

I am new to listsource and I was thinking to filter by ->pre-foreclosure->recent added date, and using the preset selection "last 1 month" and "last 3 months".Considering re-sell potential, I'm also thinking to filter by SFR, 3-5 bdrm, in areas where home values are less than my state's median home value ($220k).However, I am not sure whether to filter by years owned and minimum equity.

You can even filter the map to show vacant land sales only.