My husband and I are investigating flipping.

If you know what the norms are anything out of the ordinary jumps out as a potential opportunity that might be worth investigating.

So, I ended up at my office and holding my broker's license and my dad, stayed with the largest company in town.I'd suggest you really investigate this, and starting out with a brand new broker would be a money pit, IMO!

Specifically, if someone received this letter and thought it was a ploy or somehow dischordant, they could report it to the Realtors board and I'd be investigated.

I live in Denver and I'm investigating the investment property landscape here, around CO, and out of state. 

@Jay MottI always say you have to become a private investigator as well when you become a real estate investor. :) Once I confirm ownership through the county website, I use WhitePages Premium (paid version - $20/month) as the first easy source to locate phone number and confirm mailing address.

This typically involves a forensic review of your credit report, during which the service will request deletions of incorrect items and items that should have "expired" off of your report.

Since I have to consider a lot of properties in order to find a good one, I developed a tool for doing what I call a quick investigate/forget decision.

No yet, I've seen references to it here and will be investigating this week.

You've given me new areas to investigate.