When you see a vacant or derelict property, write down the address and spend some time scouring county records to find the owner and approach them.  

Guidance memos from the executive branch, carry the full weight of law.....but these are harder for people to locate because they simply dont know that they exist, nor that these are as much law as what the legislature writes in a bill.  

Nice find and write up!

Use a WB-11 and write and/or assigns after your name.

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff. 6.

Lol I may be searching for a new place and I like Nick’s response of writing down your goals as an investor and ask about being taught specifically on the process and paperwork. 

I’m sure mint (the online financial software quicken bought) can do it as well. 

Then you could do some direct mail in which you send letters or postcards to properties that are on your pre-foreclosure or absentee owner list.You could also drive the neighborhoods you're interested in, write down addresses of houses that appear to have deferred maintenance and send letters to those addresses as well.Good luck on your investing journey!

NYC Principal Brokers have to pay a LOT in fees and there are potentially 5 different MLS's.The MLS with the most desirable Listings has a Principal Broker Dues of $1,650 and that doesn't even include the software to access the Data on their MLS!

is it like writing a new offer based on the new information from the inspector?