I am looking to do it with my code violation and start off with a yellow letter type mailing first, then do a postcard 4 weeks later, and continue doing postcards every 6-8 weeks.I wanted to do this with my code marketing and NOO properties.

In my case, the property came back on the market as "UI" because of the code violations and they provided disclaimers sufficient to inform other bidders of the "material defect".

Simply get the code from the wholesaler or investor.

That's a matter of having broad knowledge of building codes and taking a test.

Since the agent had never contacted us before to get the lockbox code for the property, I was pretty sure the buyer had never seen it.We countered with 10% in earnest money, 3 days of due diligence and a one-week closing time.

Current code requires three prong outlets with proper grounds.

Does anyone have experience with this kind of termite code violation?

I would focus on absentee owners with a high equity position, probates, code violations, and dispossed landlords (these can be found by looking up court cases where a landlord filed to have his tenant evicted).

Get out of that 401k as quickly as possible - IRS Code 72t.Buy real estate that cash flows, recruit good management.Protect your family and cash in financial instruments that are difficult for govt confiscation - life insurance, annuities - avoid saving in traditional banks.Minimize your tax footprint - avoid all tax deferred strategies.

Vistaprint is the best and there are always discount codes floating around the internet.