So I’m 18 and I’ve been gathering all the info I can and listening to BP podcast for a year and feel I’m ready to start l.

haha, these are mailmerge form letters sent by the 10,000's... every field in that merge came directly from the county assessors office - LSM gets the tax roll, extracts the usecodes for vacant residential, and then starts printing and mailing letters. these folks send letters and wait for replies, then offer startlingly low prices over the phone or email, all without even looking up the parcel. they are not interested in a typical sale at all. call them and play it out - it's educational, free and sometimes very entertaining!

Examples would be low fill rate charges but higher management fees.Lastly, that entire last paragraph you state of all those additional fees seems a little startling. 10% is typically on the high end for management fees.

Be sure to ask questions about recent sales that might not yet have gone to closing, which can help you decide if it’s a seller’s market, a buyer’s market or if it’s transitioning from one to the other.Budget ConsiderationsYou may have been approved for a startling mortgage amount, but don’t let that dictate how much you offer.

This year’s Homeless Count revealed a startling 22% jump in people 62 years and older experiencing homelessness.

Another was a 3 family in Norwalk, CT at the top end of my budget, and I was startled when the current rent roll led to a low DSCR, disqualifying me from the deal.

It is truly startling how many people go out there and just try to wing it.

these guys feel invisible to the outside world be acknowledge startles them.

The taxes look startling. 

What Josh may or may not know is that a 10% response rate for Postcards is a startling headline for anyone that does direct mail marketing.