abandoned homes letter
"Warning! Don't Sell Your Real Estate Until You Read This!" This letter reveals how a simple mistake caused a seller to lose $69,000 on his real estate sale.
Dear Friend,
Property "Flippers" want to steal your real estate. Don't make the same mistake as the seller that sold his home for $69,000 less than it was worth.
I am contacting you about the home you own in . You may not realize it, but you are a target for real estate investors. They would love to be able to buy your home for less than it is worth.
Have you ever watched a late night real estate infomercial that promises you can make millions, simply and easily? Well, they're making millions at your expense. They find people with an empty home and offer to buy their home - for pennies on the dollar. Most infomercials conveniently fail to mention the victims - and how much they lose.
I don't want to see you get ripped off by a rich investor. One "flipper" made over a million dollars in a few short years. How did he do it? He targeted people who were having financial problems. His first "flip" was a duplex that he bought for $152,000 and quickly resold for $221,000. He made a quick and easy $69,000 profit. The sellers were an elderly couple. They were having money problems and were about to lose their home to foreclosure.
The rich investor had just made a substantial profit at their expense. Did he bother to help them out? No. The sellers never heard from him again. He was too busy making money. He continued to target other people. He offered to buy their real estate.... for pennies on the dollar. Sadly, many people accepted his lowball offers. All the "flipper" did was turn around and resell the properties for what they were actually worth. He didn't want 1|Page [Continued on Next Page.]
any risk. After all, his only goal was to make a quick buck.
Today this millionaire "flipper" lives the good life. He has no bills. He only works a few hours a day. He lives in a paid off house. His cars are paid off. Life is good, at least for him. Meanwhile many of his victims are struggling. Struggling to pay the mortgage. Struggling to pay the bills. Working overtime just to make ends meet. Now, just because you invest in real estate does not mean that you are a bad person. There is nothing wrong with being rich. However, I don't think it's right to take advantage of people.
Here is the most shameful part of the entire story: Most of the sellers could have sold their properties for more money. They would have put the extra cash in their pocket!
How can you sell your home and avoid getting ripped off? The first thing you should do is find out what your home is worth. That will give you the advantage when you receive a lowball offer from a real estate investor.
If You Would Like To Find Out What Exactly What Your Home Is Worth, Then Just Go Here: ----> www.CityNameValues.com
Dear Friend,
Property "Flippers" want to steal your real estate. Don't make the same mistake as the seller that sold his home for $69,000 less than it was worth.
I am contacting you about the home you own in . You may not realize it, but you are a target for real estate investors. They would love to be able to buy your home for less than it is worth.
Have you ever watched a late night real estate infomercial that promises you can make millions, simply and easily? Well, they're making millions at your expense. They find people with an empty home and offer to buy their home - for pennies on the dollar. Most infomercials conveniently fail to mention the victims - and how much they lose.
I don't want to see you get ripped off by a rich investor. One "flipper" made over a million dollars in a few short years. How did he do it? He targeted people who were having financial problems. His first "flip" was a duplex that he bought for $152,000 and quickly resold for $221,000. He made a quick and easy $69,000 profit. The sellers were an elderly couple. They were having money problems and were about to lose their home to foreclosure.
The rich investor had just made a substantial profit at their expense. Did he bother to help them out? No. The sellers never heard from him again. He was too busy making money. He continued to target other people. He offered to buy their real estate.... for pennies on the dollar. Sadly, many people accepted his lowball offers. All the "flipper" did was turn around and resell the properties for what they were actually worth. He didn't want 1|Page [Continued on Next Page.]
any risk. After all, his only goal was to make a quick buck.
Today this millionaire "flipper" lives the good life. He has no bills. He only works a few hours a day. He lives in a paid off house. His cars are paid off. Life is good, at least for him. Meanwhile many of his victims are struggling. Struggling to pay the mortgage. Struggling to pay the bills. Working overtime just to make ends meet. Now, just because you invest in real estate does not mean that you are a bad person. There is nothing wrong with being rich. However, I don't think it's right to take advantage of people.
Here is the most shameful part of the entire story: Most of the sellers could have sold their properties for more money. They would have put the extra cash in their pocket!
How can you sell your home and avoid getting ripped off? The first thing you should do is find out what your home is worth. That will give you the advantage when you receive a lowball offer from a real estate investor.
If You Would Like To Find Out What Exactly What Your Home Is Worth, Then Just Go Here: ----> www.CityNameValues.com
