Is anyone open to doing a deal review by chance? I have reviewed these deals and have others saying they could work but somehow I can't make them work even if I bring the DP. I've gotten much better at reading my proformas but am worried I am trying to force a deal.

I have a lead on a park I have built great rapport with. It's in an ideal area but requires full infill. Is there anything that makes these deals worth pursuing for bigger buyers with the capital to do so? It is city water and sewer and over 50 pads, they will also do seller financing (as little as $30k or less). Regardless of all these factors are these deals just dead? I feel like someone is always out there ready to use the infrastructure in the right place but I know it could be hard to get the right ROI and may depend greatly on location. Wondering if the seller finance terms can ever be strong enough to offset. Also, hi! New here in pursuit of a park. We have invested in SF and multi the past several years but have been venturing out, building a pipeline and ready to add to our portfolio!

Oregon, Washington, Virginia - Any others you can think of?

In the past I had great open rates and return calls with handwritten letters. When I was in the SFR business I used the "yellow letter" technique as taught by Ron Legrand. These days I would rather invest some capital into mailer marketing but use a company that has a handwritten feature. Has anyone used Cardly or Letter Friend? or other suggestions for effective mailers?

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