Find a realtor or do direct mailings.

Once the lender establishes that the delinquent borrower has vacated (correspondence with the borrower shows a new mailing address, for example) the property, then the lender knows that they will have to re-key and perform preservation measures - winterizing, board up broken windows and any openings, cutting grass, etc.

Since I am an out of state investor this stops the nonsense that they are sending a check or money order in the mail after which I would have to wait for five to seven days before I get it and then have to listen to how they got the check back because they forgot to put a stamp on the envelope.

I'm surprised by all of the critiques around wholesaling from the MLS.Whether a wholesaler finds their deal by door knocking, direct mailing, the MLS, or some other outlet, that doesn't really matter.What matters is...1.

So, yeah, government bureaucracy at its finest.If you add another box and keep sending mail to the that box you will be surprised to see that mail is delivered by your carrier.

If you're wondering - I am in no way connected to this person; I've never met him or talked to him on the phone, via e-mail, or in person; and I don't sell anything for him.Just for clarification, I am not agains "mentors".

Not people who read an AP press release or a World News Daily e-mail on it.

And of course they all have g mail accounts.

Or does it have to be snail mail?

If the tenant doesn't pay, a notice to quit can be filled out in one minute and placed in the mail.