Just like almost everything it is a numbers game!

I agree with the prior threads and your conclusion to pass on this file.Just like there are professional deadbeat tenants, there exists, sadly, people who excel at borrowing with little or no intention of repaying a debt or settling up.While I might be willing to play brinkmanship games with an amateur, I've got a basic rule of investing that says 'don't play the other man's game.'

Not sure of what the rules to the game are can I contact the owner directly.

It is a numbers game and your numbers are very small.Nice thing about a list that size is you can really drill it down and send s more customized letter and you aren't going to break the bank sending and resending them letters.Keep sending them letters every month or so and you will hopefully get more calls off of it on some of your subsequent mailing (You usually hear after 4 the results get much better).

My game plan for Tuesday is to 1.call realtor 2.

New to the game, I think I have found a great deal but any help, advice etc is so appreciated.

Know your game plan, your 5 yr plan and what you have at your disposal you can leverage that others might not.

Then, it's all about the game, winning a deal, making a tough loan, putting a deal together that stumped others or taking down a property that others tried to get for decades.

How do you find comps and analyze the property this early in the game?

@Nick Keesee and @Joe Fairless I appreciate the kind wishes in regard to the game this Saturday.