Proven Performance Letter to Attract Sellers of Vacant Property

Download this letter proven to attract motivated sellers of vacant houses based on years of experience from top investors. Have your seller lead sheet ready to log the motivated sellers after sending this letter.

Download both and put them into play in your business today!

Don’t throw away leads when you come across sellers or terms that you don’t fit your criteria. Use the otherwise useless leads to your benefit: build goodwill, wholesale assignment fees and and referrals. Have your Lead Sheet handy to give REIA members at the next REIA meeting: Saturday October 20th.

Lifetime members can download the Letter to Attract Vacant House Seller here:

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THIS MONTHS LIVE MAIN EVENT

Saturday October 20th
Using Creative Seller Financing for Bigger Profits + Faster Sales!

We will cover a little-used way to sell property with very little completion. Of 6,990 active listings March of last year, only 36 offered some type of seller financing. But the demand for seller financing is growing every day because buyers don’t know how (or care) to improve their credit scores are not improving and bank restrictions are getting tighter.

In this multi-part series called Rent To Own Made Easy we will feature REIA experts in creative seller financing and how they get chunks of cash when they close, monthly cash flow during the term of the sale and a large paycheck cash-out at the back-end close.

By utilizing Rent To Own to get buyers into homes that don’t qualify for conventional finance you can open doors to get more buyers, sell your properties faster and for more money, work efficiently with sellers, Hear from our specialists in seller financing starting this month with long-time REIA member investing in Ohio and Indiana Mike Paschall.

See the REIA meeting agenda here »