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Sarah Miller Tenant thinks his lease was void when we bought the property
18 May 2015 | 14 replies
I would make certain I followed proper security deposit procedures, documenting everything showing you used the whole security deposit in back rent and damages, then send it certified mail in a timely manner to his last known address, even if it is that unit.  
Eric Narciso bulk mail, standard mail, first class?
18 May 2015 | 2 replies
The best open rate is going to be on hand-addressed, first-class-stamped pieces.
Josiah Mosley New to REI, deciding on whether or not to purchase duplex in Oklahoma City
9 March 2021 | 4 replies
@Josiah MosleyAs @Rhett Tullis mentioned, this appears to be only half that duplex.  7709 NW 113th Pl, Oklahoma City, OK 73162 is the address of the right side of the house according to Google.The 1 car garage was my first hint.Your thinking is absolutely correct.  
Nnabuenyi Anigbogu How to approach a potential acquisition
22 May 2015 | 1 reply
I would send a real, handwritten letter and mail it to her if you have the address.
Chris L. What do you think about making multiple offers at once....on the same house?
24 May 2015 | 12 replies
I like Roy's disclosure of each pointing out the benefits and down side, be careful with the downside and not really addressing that side fully.
Justin Colby Realtor Lists Providers
8 October 2016 | 5 replies
As an example: John Doe, realtor, home address, age 46, date of birth, married, likes watching football on tv, golf enthusiast, 3 investment properties, do it yourselfer, 60% loan to value, $650K home value, length of residence 21 years,  NOW...if you are selling a do it yourself putting green....he might be ideal lead.There are many list providers out there for realtor email lists...but if you know what makes someone tick...that is where real value is.
Julian Buick Why would someone sell a "perfectly good" seasoned performing note for 60-65 cents on the dollar?
25 May 2015 | 52 replies
I posed this question on a recent forum post and got this response:To address your question we have to pause on the idea that you implied of "perfectly good".
Stephanie Garcia FINDING OWNER CONTACT INFO
24 May 2015 | 4 replies
Also try to plug the address into Google sometimes it will pull up who did live there.Good luck
Rafael Pacheco vacant houses
17 July 2015 | 4 replies
hi rafeal. i have a number of different ways to find the owners, usually they are free  also. first, find the house, then check with the local tax assessors office. they may have a new address for the owner. second, county websites often list the owner. most often, it will list the owner as living in the house, which we know is not the case. then, if you get the owners name, check the website for any other houses he or she may own in the area. chances are they live in one of the other houses. if they do not own any other houses, run their names on whitepages.com. you might be surprised with what you come up with. as a last resort, i knock  on neighbors doors around the house. its amazing what neighbors know. 
Karen Margrave GET YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED!
6 December 2015 | 2 replies
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