anyone marketing to attorneys in their area

[only1minya]

i have never seen a summons or a subpoena, where can i get an example of one.  gary, aren't you a doctor?  i would think you would easily know how to market to people such as attorneys (doctors and lawyers and such ).  i am trying to work with my aunt bankruptcy attorney, but he does seem to be really convinced that i can do the deal or rather that the bank will accept my offer, his words were "why would they accept that amount?"  so i need to know how to get around challenge questions like that.  i think that if i can concisely answer that question, it will open up doors.  

[mtnwizard]

Go to Google.  Type in "summons".  Click on Images and search the images.  When you find the one you want, right-click and download it to your computer.  

Frankly, I think the luckiest person in the world is the one who has never met or had to deal with an attorney.  Bankruptcy attorneys usually know very little about the fine details of real estate transactions, especially creative ones.

[Warhorse1]

Fellow investors,
The letter that I drafted is simple and to the point. It tells them who i am and what services I may be able to provide to their clients to assist them in their current situation. It breifly descirbes how I do business and states my desire to network with them and their colleagues to establish a relationship that may potentially better service their clients. I understand that attorneys don't work for free, but all they are doing is making a referal for you. In that respect, if all goes well, you may give them a referal fee>  This action shows your credibility and business sense. This could very well lead to other prospects.  Terell

[Lady Bird-dog]

I'm just a bird-dog, so I'm not making the big bucks. But how much should I offer an attorney to help me?

[Warhorse1]

Well, that depends on weather or not you are able to close on the deal. Since the attorney only refered the client t you, the a simple gesture of compensation should be sufficient. Find out what the attorney's hourly rate is and pay them that amount on the referal that you "ACTUALLy CLOSE"  Terell