I'm sure you're doing something similar with your monthly newsletter, but you can update your list on the events happening in your town, and keep them current with any news.

The good news is that once you gain traction you can hire a VA to cold call for you and then just talk to the most motivated sellers.

The good news is that's more than any seller any of us has seen offer in years.The bad news is that there is a reason for that.What is the hesitation if it looks like the seller is willing to do a lot to remedy?

You may have to pay a fee but they will still only go out if you are very serious about making the offer "right now" if they give you "good news".

Sure, well maybe, it's never a sure thing.Surely you must have been seeing the stories that are all over the news lately?

(Mostly what I’m doing here is confirming you know at you have to spend all the sales proceeds, not just the profits, since you stated such low numbers.) then you would owe no taxes, but you have given away half your money. 3) the good news is you gave the charity $100k not $100k minus taxes.

The US News and World Report released their rankings for best places to live today. 

This article lists the areas had the highest percentage increase in the past five years. https://fox8.com/news/these-cleveland-area-cities-have-the-f...

The good news is that those properties are the ones that are selling.

That's kind of good news for you because what it means is you just need rough ballparks that don't have to be super accurate because you're using those ballparks as a means to negotiate a price with the seller.