He mentioned get out there and make a mess, you can always clean it up later.

I think that I will have about $50,000 in savings to mess with in the next few months if I stop paying extra toward the house.

However I would be willing to sign a NDA with you that I would not tell anyone else nor would I close on a deal that you brought me and I rejected.

You need to keep the payments up otherwise someone else can swoop in and grab the next quarter's liens, and find himself in the catbird seat.

Make sure it is answered by a live person or you are likely to lose the interest of your prospect immediately.The types of mailing materials you can use include postcards, letters, or anything else more creative you can think of to send through the mail.

Has anyone else had the same problem and does anyone know of a lender who works quickly and would be willing to loan on such a property.

Other than jobs what else draws renters to an area?

That last quote from Handall22 sort of messed up my brain.

> Lease Orientation DVDYou can easily create a PowerPoint Presentation going over each paragraph of your lease and house rules, as well as general procedures such as maintenance requests, trash pickup, definition of "Emergency", proper use of disposals and toilets, and whatever else your tenants frquently have problems with.

Or something else?