Of course, doing a local drive by with some important papers to give the potential tenant works well.Some people may say I am being devious and wrong (and worse)   My ethics test is ; could look my mother or my child in the eye and tell them what I am doing and not be ashamed?

I have also used Fluidmaster parts to replace the guts of my toilets at my house.

Yes, on paper the entry price point looks great.

On paper the homes do not preform as well as the fix and flip homes.

A yellow letter is a letter on yellow paper that looks like it's been handwritten and is addressed to an owner.

It's a backwards system that will only discourage people who actually want to improve properties/neighborhoods because of all the hoops they are made to jump through.Anywho I'll be back there tomorrow to speak to another advisor (with lots of paper work and a pencil on the ear) and see how that goes, thanks!

You should segregate your contacts methods to you one for routine issues (the door is squeeking) (email, form filled out) one for emergencies (the toilet is flooding the house) (phone call/text)Secondly you must delay gratification except in the case of an emergency.  

Regardless, an entity out of Texas called "MORTGAGE EQUITY CONV ASSET TRUST 2011-1" now holds the deed, and based on the public records and the paper taped to the front door, the foreclosure proceedings finished last month.

Many busy agents don't like or have time to be pushing paper for tire kickers.

Also the logistical costs go up exponentially: more toilets, more appliances, more roofs, more yards to maintain, etc.