How I bought a foreclosure by sending them a letter

Subject: How I bought a foreclosure by sending them a letter

It's true. A home owner in foreclosure called me from a letter I sent her.
She had read the whole letter. She wanted me to buy her house. I had never
thought that I could buy a home worth over $200,000 for only $110,000.
Now, the home did need some repairs that cost about $20,000. It all
started when I first looked into real estate investing. Let me explain.

For several years I had studied real estate investing, but I didn't have
much gain. It all changed when I learned how to write a letter to get the
pre-foreclosures sellers to call me. I sent the letter to 100
pre-foreclosures (a list that is readily available to anyone), and got a
couple of responses. Then, a few days later I got a call from Patti. Her
home was in foreclosure and she needed to sell it right away. I went over
there and took a look at the home. We wrote a contract that day, and I
purchased the home a few months later.

Over the next few months I started to focus more of my time on real estate
investing. It was well worth it. I pocketed over $260,000 over the next
year buying and selling properties. I bought and resold one property and
brought in $42,468.84. This deal only took about 30 hours of my time. Are
you looking to purchase a home for yourself, some rental property, or you
want to become a real estate investor? A foreclosure will be the fastest
way to get started. Here's how to do it.

Any person can access the list of foreclosures pre-foreclosures. But, few
of them know what to do with that list. I've knocked on thousands of
pre-foreclosure doors, I've got deals under my belt, and I know how to
find the properties you can get a discount on. For more information on how
you can buy properties at a substantial discount, go here:
http://www.ForeclosureSalesLetters.com.

When I first got started, the foreclosure marketplace was so competitive.
Everyone was getting into real estate, and it was hard to buy at a
discount. Today, you can buy properties for much less than they are worth.
I'm talking about less than they are actually worth in today's market.

When the market was hot, you were lucky to be able to buy a $225,000 house
for $200,000. Today, you can buy that same house for $130,000. It's worth
$170,000-$180,000 today. If you're looking to save money on your next
home, or make a little money on the side, then go here:
http://www.ForeclosureSalesLetters.com.

Thank You for reading this.

Sincerely,
Benjamin Curry

Sent By: Ben Curry P.O. Box 1294, Lake City FL 32056.