I'm having some trouble putting together a perfect letter.  

Hi there - posting this up real quick as I have  a duplex with one unit vacant real close to the Air base here in town - LOTS of construction going on there and I was put in touch with a contractor who has a 3 year contract to do flatwork at the base.I showed the property yesterday to the business owner and one of his guys, and since I have been the most responsive and secondly my property is located about perfectly for what he's looking for, I think he may call me within a day or two to sign a lease.I've screened individuals/families etc for my rentals in the past, never a situation like this.I was given this referral from a contact/acquaintance at a local Building Supplier as he knows the guy and knew he was looking for housing -- he states he has known the guy for years and can vouch for his business/character -- I definitely trust the person who gave the referral as he has been a person I've bounced construction ideas, repair advice etc off of over the years.  

To be perfectly frank, the typical wholesaler is no threat at all to the typical licensed broker.  

My office has what I believe a prime piece of real estate for our area and I think it would be perfect for something like a small outlet mall or one of these big box hunting stores or something along those lines.

A close friend who's a commercial agent has loads of properties she thinks would be perfect for me, so I went to look at a few.

It worked perfect while at the career course.  

As long as there is a reasonable expectation of a short-term influx of money and collateral to secure the loan, bridge loan funders are typically willing to work with people who need money fast.In the case of an unsold home, these loans can serve as the perfect vehicles to execute the contract on a new home purchase.

The perfect place for good info and people to help you.Best of luck on this new stage of your life!

There is a remarkable number of homes that would be perfect matches for people, but for minor reasons the homes do not meet FHA or VA home loan requirements.

Sounds like you are setting up for the perfect "snowbird" lifestyle!