Hey everyone,I was driving through my neighborhood today and realized there is a house for rent up the street from me with a phone number to call.

It's not fun but you do not want insurance exempting these types of things before closing and biting you down the road.Some attorneys if you call around that specialize in easements and encroachments will talk to you on the phone.

When I called her to get feedback she wouldn't answer phone, but later sent me an email offering me $15k.

With a little bit of luck hopefully they pick you first, or sometimes the competition doesnt answer their phone fast enough and you can set the appointment.Then even if you book the appointment, since this is super competitive, you are probably going to go against at least 5 other investors.

Phone call (if I can find a number), postcard, yellow letter...?

We do have a lot in common, because my two properties are in 90004 and 90016.

If I wasnt suffering from a migraine right now, I'd be on the phone making offers.As for Dave Seymour, his sales pitch was actually very short and low-pressure, but still damned effective.

It is only a matter of time before an expensive repair/replacement. 35% and the numbers look great, but I think that is a recipe for failure.The other problem is 4-plexes in my price range are not common.

Mold and mildew in closets are common problems at the coast because of moisture and stagnant air, but building damage from water penetration is just as common.

If nothing else call the people who advertise they buy homes in your town and ask them who they use for title and ask to added to their buyers list - you will kill two birds with one phone call.