@Matthew Jenks I personally like the areas of Fountain Hills, Mid-Town Phoenix, and South Arcadia.  

For instance, if you only plan to promote to three prospect types, then send to Foreclosure/NOD, Expired and FSBO prospects, as they are the top three on the prioritized list.)PRIORITIZED LIST PROMOTE TO:1.Foreclosure/NOD2.Free and Clear3.Expired4.FSBO5.For Rent6.Absentee7.FarmWhat to MailImagine for a moment that you walked into a convenience store to buy a fountain soda.

For instance, if you only plan to promote to three prospect types, then send to Equity Owners, Foreclosure/NOD, and COI prospects, as they are the top three on the prioritized list.)What to MailImagine for a moment that you walked into a convenience store to buy a fountain soda.

Its like the fountain drinks at 7-11.. 24 choices all form coke and pepsi.

Originally posted by @Gary L Wallman:Originally posted by @Jeff Fountain:@Will, I would not.

Each letter was hand signed in blue ink with a fountain pen by me.The background information was included because many smaller community owners do not like or trust larger community owners looking to buy and some are very concerned (especially in smaller communities) about the fate of their residents if and when they sell. 

Had to be there to buy apts in Denver, colo springs and the LARGEST apt bldg in Fountain, co. (24 units!)

Fountain Square is hot right now. 

Cash flow properties might be better looked for in areas around South Circle and Platte avenue - maybe even push down to Fountain or Pueblo. 

If you were in the middle being tough then the developer would go to the city or county to take the property by eminent domain for park space with a fountain etc.