We were talking and he showed me and my brother how he was creating a great buyers list and staying connected on a more personal level. so we decided that we were going to use it as well.

The Browsers allow application specialist to create really exciting add ons to these Browsers.However, you might notice that some websites might have a "problem" when you view them in anything other than Explorer.

JonathanSB 761 was created to prevent just exactly what you want to do. better to focus on loss mitigation in my opinion. they do NOT want you to be able to buy someone's house and lease it back to them. that was their whole intent when writing that law.with that being said, i'd recommend taking some training from Bruce Norton.

You then create a nice picture of what you can do, and hope that he/she will fund you.What you will be able to find are investors that lend privately per purchase.

Creating and maintaining your buyers list is just as important and just as hard as getting motivated callers to call you.

Were I to do it again I would have created an entire year's living expenses in whatever the "money" of the time was.

I like letters as we have probably had more success, but am also a fan of a two sided color postcard.You can write out an address real quick, put a stamp on it and fire it off in seconds.Letters take a little more time.We have had good results on both.We like to keep an excel spreadsheet on all contacts with date of contact and results (talked to them, they called us, they want to sell, they dont want to sell, etc.).we also like to drive by those properties that people are on the fence or saying maybe - and take a photo of the property and create a file of notes for when the owner finally calls and says yes.i hope this helps - we have a few other marketing things we do but you just asked about postcards.Brad McLeod

There are so many variables, I don't find it useful to try to create a uber-spreadsheet to handle all the variations.

That they'll purchase and create a new loan in their name?

But it creates some disclosure issues that may interfer with investing.I don't think, however, that being an agent, and actually listing and showing houses, is particularly helpful toward being an investor.