First one is a basic intro (we buy houses, want to buy 2 in your town this spring, selling direct is great for X reasons, let me know if you want an offer), second one highlights what type of sellers typically like to sell to investors (own timeline, no hassle, house needs repairs etc), third mailing is a simple postcard that has similar message on it, fourth mailing is a letter saying I've reached out before and thought you might find these FAQs useful (and I include a 4 pg FAQ distilled from my website)-- I expected that letter to have more response (you'll see above the 4th mailing had a <1% response rate) and it may be that ppl are waiting til after Easter to call, as I get more calls after holidays when ppl have had time to talk to their family.How to track all of this... you can guess by now that I'm super data oriented.

I would have no problem to add the extra cash if they dont want to negotiate, and if I feel like I really want the house.2) i see in this website people hoping that the houses they are trying to buy appraise at the offered price.

Aside from that, have any of you set up your property so the tenants are enabled to self manage the property?

Hi @Sammie Reynoso Welcome to the site!

You will find a wealth of information regarding real estate investing on this site.

I visited the city of hoboken tax collection website and checked out some records, and it appears that if I rent out my existing property it will still have the same property tax, which is a relief.

So if FTW is top pick of 4 sites, what are the odds it will come?

this being pro landlord site you pretty much know what folks are going to recommend.. and of course you have your own debts.Its a tough one..

I'm going to visit their sites now!

They would have something like grey siding, white trim with a red toned door and it looked really good.So other than going to home shows of big developers in the area, which is probably one of the primary ways, what other sites, magazines, apps etc do you use to keep up with trends?