This was before the SAFE Act was effective.

Mostly though it is not trapping it is closing the openings effectively so they don't get in.

It definitely is not set in stone and is only effective when it is a natural conversation.

Is anyone here in a position of going after RC Realty more effectively or locally?

Painting can make a world of difference to your potential buyers and effect the amount of time the home sits for sell on the market.

Yes, the deployment schedule is high, but dependents still stay at the residence so it shouldn't effect the investment in a negative way.

This would help us know where we are/stand for receiving awards and how effective we each are in our assistance to BP.

(Losing money is not the most fun way to learn but it's often effective.)MikeOH... the example I gave is accurate... that is a current property... often I don't even dip into the 10% for advertising etc.

If you ask questions, do the research and stay aware, you can avoid – or deal effectively with – the pitfalls and still make a good profit.

Marketing to probate and obituaries can be a wonderful opportunity to investors but for me the key to success is to avoid dealing with the issues of death and to stick to the issues of dealing with the property.I start my marketing with obituaries followed with probate filings and find it just another effective way to acquire property.Short of courthouse research you can go to your local library and go to the reference department and research using what is called a Polk City directory that will list if the deceased party owns real estate.I use a simple letter that has produced great response as follows:This is the letter that I use.DearI am looking at purchasing several properties at and around ________________________(property address) and would like to talk to you about the purchase of ________________________(property address) if you would be interested in selling.Thank you for your time and you can reach me at ( )______ - ______________.Sincerely, John MichaelDid you know that;*Having a will guarantees that your estate will go through probate?