Bulk email marketing

I declared bankruptcy about 8 years ago and my house was foreclosed on. I received a letter in the mail today from The National Unclaimed Property Fund, INC. stating that the house was sold at auction for more than what was owed and I am due money back

Has anyone else had any experience with this? Is this legitimate or just some mass mailer trying to hook people into something?

If I am owed money, is there some way I can claim it myself? I did some google searches and there are many sites that claim they can help you get the money back, but I am not going to start posting personal info on random websites.

Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Thanks for the info. I checked my name (and my ex wifes) against some of the site listed below but found no matches. I was able to locate some state forms for unclaimed property online so I may try that route. If not, I may just contact my bankruptcy lawyer and see what he thinks.

FYI – The letter I recevied claims I am owed $3,856.97 – Any less and I would have just tossed it.

I want to give my Las Vegas Condo/Loft as much exposure as possible.

Free listing services are much preferred.

http://www.realtor.com/realestate/las+vegas-nv-89101-1091670662/

Hello,

My name is Marshall and I am an experienced
Internet Marketer. I specialize in lead generation.

I use various techniques; landing pages, squeeze
pages, emails etc. to pull warm leads in your local
farm area with regards to people who are interested
in selling or buying a home.

My question is: Would there be any interest among
Realtors to buy warm motivated leads from me?

The leads will only be sold once and to one Realtor
only. Then they will be discarded. The leads will
also be from your local “farm” area and be motivated
to buy or sell a house.

I was thinking $25 per lead.

Any interest if I were to start pulling warm leads?
First of all, the leads I will be providing are 100 times better than than the MLS. The MLS provides cold leads from people who have not opted in for a specific Realtor to call them. I am offering leads that are warm ready to be contacted by a specific Realtor. My squeeze pages will specify the name of the Realtor before the person signs up to be contacted. My leads will have a high chance of closing.

Finally, when I mention FARM area I am talking any area you wish to have leads in.
Lastly, the leads I give you are not traffic to your website. I will once a week email you names, phone numbers and email addresses of people in the city you choose who are interested to be contacted by you and who want to buy or sell.

I have been running a small property management company and want to take it to the next level. I do relocation services as well and a separate rental service. I would like to start a newsletter style email blast to 1500 brokers in my area. What would you want to see in it, what would capture your attenton?

Any suggestions for a catchy subject line?

Thank you for your thoughts and time.

I am trying to promote http://www.equitybegone.com and was thinking about a double optin email blast.

Does anyone know where I can find a good yet cheap list?
Double optin leads are not SPAM. They are double optin. Please do your research before answering questions just to score yahoo points. Also, this is a free listing site. It has nothing to do with being connected to an MLS. It is an online service therefore compliant.

I want to start a town newsletter. I am a real estate agent and would like a small part of the letter addressing local real estate market conditions. The bulk of the letter will have advice on gardening, bird watching, cooking, home repair, safety, in other words lots of seasonal information. My goal is to have name recognition and to increase my business but at the same time provide a public service.
I have all that I need for the articles but I am at a loss for a name for it.

I looking for properties in a bulk that are deeply discounted. Any ideas where to find them.

Opinions on whether to buy now or buy in March/April of 2009. Lease is up in Nov and have funds and credit ready. Have the option to move in with parents rent free (which will also allow me to bulk up my DP a bit more). But I’d like to hear opinions on which way the housing market will go in the next 6 months. Wait or Pounce? I’m in Southern California btw (Orange County)

Chris

At least in certain areas. Like home builders offering perks to sell homes, rather than lower the price. Or the median house price being high because the bulk of home sales is in the high end market when the total number of homes sold has gone way down.

I paid a 2% origination fee to a real estate investment company under a joint venture/consultative services agreement to find discounted pre construction property in which they bulk buy up to 30% of developers units at a 15% discount to initial retail price and sell to investors that would result in a built in initial high equity position, which could then be sold back on the market at a higher price to turn a profit when construction is completed in which both the real estate company and myself split the profits 70%/30%. The joint venture partnership agreement stipulates that at completion if subsequent buyer is not found, real estate company will come in and pay 6 months of mortgage costs. This 2% is paid when purchasing the property. Is this 2% fee deductible in the year it is paid as a miscellaneous expense or have to be added to cost basis to calculate capital gains when property is sold at completion?

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