The sale date has been postponed now for over a year.So my last ditch effort has been to FINALLY track down the negotiator on the account at MetLife and on Friday I FedExed him a packet with a letter telling him about us renting the property for the last 10 months, copies of all the cancelled checks, and all the copies of e-mail correspondences from the owner and his SS specialist asking us to submit "bogus offers in order to string the bank along" and keep house from going to foreclosure (which of course we never did.)My husband and our attorney said I was wasting my time because no one at the bank cares- but it was worth my time because someone should care that this guy is collecting money for rent and not paying his mortgage, as well as the fact that he is submitting bogus short sale offers in order to postpone his foreclosure.Maybe my letter and e-mail correspondences will actually reach someone who gives a damn about what is right!

I sent an e-mail to the attorney who handled the Chapter 7 proceeding for them asking if he could notify them that I would like to buy.

I think I've sent them about a dozen e-mails, a couple of phone calls, and even a personal meeting or two for no extra charge.

Write (or have ghostwritten) getting an e-book related to what you are marketing and give it away if someone gives you a valid e-mail list and first name.

Check out the Air Force spoof on the E Trade baby.

None of my tenants want to use e-rent.com or whatever it is but future tenants may have to.

I would buy it subject to the mortgage of $65,000 and then pay $15,000 in cash.The executor just e-mailed me and said there was an appraisal for $200,000 and her attorney told her it could only be sold for no lower than 5% of that price.

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I bet not BryanA, anything out of Texas will be weighted heavily for the benefit of large corporate interests, just in time to fend off any future BP Oil suits too.

If you do get one, it will e something like $155-158K.