Good luck.EstoppelLetterThepurpose of this document is to provide Buyer of real estate anaccurate and complete description of rental agreements in effect for:_______________(address), Springfield, MO Unit(s) ______ (fill in)1)Name(s) of tenant(s)/business(es) at the premises:__________________________________________________________________2)Lease term (Circle A or B) A)The rental agreement is a Lease, starting ____________ and ending__________.

since you have hung in this long, however, i was hoping to get just a bit more from you....maybe round it up to a six pack.the ROE description makes perfect sense.  

I did an experiment and contacted one turnkey seller on BP since I liked the description of the property.

("Target" and "Demographic" are not loaded words, they are descriptive.

I just read your profile description and first of all Love your Mindset and Heart you are a rare one Jim!!

To post a property online in 5 mins you have to actually do a walkthrough, take photos (ok hire a photographer but that's not free... would be included in your PM's leasing fee), write a nice description, syndicate the posting across different rental aggregation platforms, etc.Most investors are not in that boat and as a result your timeframes are completely inaccurate.

Sorry for the long description was sort of using this to vent also. also to answer the question my attorney didn't notify me nor did seller. thanks again everyone

You can be working in the description.

Title, description, details, house rules, calendar strategy, picture strategy, price changes, etc

However, at some point I dropped tax liens and associated investment from my portfolio because (1) the vastly different nature of the investments depending on state and even municipality (2) the crazy amount of competition resultant from the publicity being generated (3) the decreased ROI of available tax certificates (4) the time required to research what could turn out to be a relatively small sum invested and (5) superior returns available in our other investments.I came to the conclusion that tax lien/certificate investing can be very profitable IF the investor gained intimate knowledge of the procedures in a particular state AND gained knowledge of property valuations in that geographical area AND had sufficient capital to invest to make all the “legwork” worthwhile.