Do the landlords out there typically send out a letter or do you have a meeting with each tennant.

Just 120m2 of land, 100m2 house (typical), but it was very quiet village community (subdivision).

Typically I will get 300 pre-NOD leads at the beginning of each month.

A typical "origination fee" for a conventional loan is 1%.

There is a TON of knowledge out there in your local community and people who are willing to share it.You can also save the buyer side commission when you buy a place and you can typically even save the listing fee as well.

Unlike the typical 360 tours, the way I do tours allows my clients to "experience" properties in the comfort of their home with a comrehensive walkthrough of the property.

Originally posted by Dan O'connor:The "Dummies" books typically offer a good primer for various topics.

By the way, typical direct mailing gets about 1-3% return.

It was used to extend loans from shorter loans to fully amortized, longer term loans (typically 20-25 years).

First a death, followed by the loss of a small fortune . . . wow.You bring up a good point on the FDIC, but that bailout is simply the printing of more money by the Fed -- typically followed by inflation.