"Put yourself in my shoes - would you be happy receiving this letter a month after you Mom passed?"

I do not plan on sticking with the post card approach - only looking for an "if you where in my shoes" would this be a good idea?

Many deals are found by simply putting in the hard work of meeting people, networking, and putting on your walking shoes:)On another note, anyone here involved in Arizona Multifamily or commercial investing?

If I were in your shoes, I'd probably wholesale.

I suspected that people would be expecting me to know who they were, when they called but what everyone here is telling me is it is ok to ask them who they are, what their situation is etc...I guess my hang up was that I was trying to put myself in the person's shoes.

If I were in the sellers shoes I would think taking the time to at least handwriting the address would send a strong message that I am an actual person and not a printing machine send the mail.Will Barnard, I used my first and last name on the return address label and I thought that if the seller really wanted to know my last name they would just look at the envelope.

These are good-old-boy teams in my farm and they are hardly goody-two-shoes.

I call it Purses, Shoes, News and Sports.

I like knowing the hot sports topic and news topic and knowing purse and shoe makers are great topic openers.

Either way, I don't think I would go against my wife with her having such strong feelings.Putting yourself in my shoes, what would you do?