Feel free to respond to just one or all 3 if you like:1.

I have my SAT's" She responds**Now being a Army grunt at that point in my life I have never been well versed on that whole process**"Didn't you take those a couple weeks ago?""

HaHa funny you would respond to my response I actually seen the Texas stuff on your site and watching your videos on YouTube and I actual was going to put your name in the original post but didn't want to discredit you. 

Anyway, I could not respond to the emails within the time frame set forth by A.com as I was already in route to pick up my daughter from college.

I just responded to another post of yours to see if you worked for a local builder, but now I see you are in MI.  

I  started buying my first two deals in Tampa, and was fortunate to do so during this current hot market, so in that sense I have been lucky to start this way, but also in need of some reality about other types of markets, and how to respond as markets change.

You just have to be persistent and consistent, and over time your respond rate would grow exponentially.

Some people respond differently to fixed prices versus percentages, so it may be worth considering to help you have a conversation with FSBOs.

The customer tells him that they didn't have any pork chops across the street, but asked again if his grocer would match the $1.50/lb""The grocer responds, 'As soon as I don't have any pork chops, they will be $1.00 per pound!'"

I've learned it's best to collect a significant security deposit at the start of tenancy, to have a strong lease/rental agreement, to do regular property maintenance inspections (keeping an eye out for lease violations at the same time), and to enforce the terms of the rental agreement swiftly, fairly, firmly and respectfully.