This month I have sent 705 letters to cash buyers in my area for the 4th qtr '10 and 1st qtr '11 at a cost of about .90 cents per including printing, designing, postage and stuffing.

Proposed strategies, transactions, and venture structures may also include: * programs for previous homeowners to rent properties or for current renters to become owners (“lease-to-own”); * strategies through which REO assets could be used to support markets with a strong demand for rental units and a substantial volume of REO; * a mechanism for private owners of REO inventory to eventually participate in the transactions; and * support for affordable housing.So, the government wants these properties off of their hands and wants input from the real estate investment community on how to best accomplish this while keeping the goals above in mind.With this additional level of details, what are your thoughts?

Mechanical stuff is the main culprit.

Be ready, the asset manager will be more receptive at that point.For HUDs, study the HUD bidding process, which is mechanical and automated.Don't "hone in" too much on a particular property.

My printer also has done wedding invitations, party invites and has spent hours helping us with some great designs...so I have no probably paying a little extra.

Some people say that wont meet code,,,needs mechanical fasteners.

Does a mechanical problem freak you out?

I like seeing the listings, and the different finishes they use, design details, etc.

It is a fully integrated, web-based, enterprise management software system designed as an end-to-end, full-business solution.

No, I believe the mechanism is you're buying a house to sell it that same day; or you are assigning your interest to another buyer.I think the argument about licensing comes up more in regards to bird dogging.Andrew