More Money Than Brains?
We know you don’t have to have been a genius to have made a lot of money in the real estate market over the past decade but c’mon…Either that or there’s little correlation between spelling prowess and investing acumen.
We know you don’t have to have been a genius to have made a lot of money in the real estate market over the past decade but c’mon…Either that or there’s little correlation between spelling prowess and investing acumen.
I especially like the “and have a blessed day”. Is the Michael in question an archangel…? Bhahahahh.
i have received that same letter. i actually called because i am sick of receiving these letters, and told him i want $4 million, he said that all he could afford was $650K. i told him that that was a joke and to never send these again to me!
don’t confuse this flyer for a heart-felt message from a neighbor, i think the examples people are giving are genuine, decent ways of buying your dream house. long-time owners like the idea of selling to somebody they know will honor the history of their homes. ‘michael’ is an impersonal gentrification machine.
I get this letter from “michael” in bed-stuy every 3 weeks or so stuck right in my gate – exact same xeroxed letter for the last 2 years. I just wanted to add – since it isn’t clear in the pictures, that this isn’t actually a personalized handwritten note, but rather a copy of one intended to look personal. whoever said %%)*)&*^)* crook has got it right!
20-30,000 notes? Was this note actually hand-written or a xerox?
It’s a Morman master plan to buy up NYC RE one property at a time…Salt Lake East
I’m sorry: “down-home approach” is not ever going to work with me. My house and the other houses on my block go for $2M – $3M. If I’m gonna sell, it’s gonna be through a broker. What I can’t figure is why Michael doesn’t realize this and target more up-and-coming areas with his fliers rather the ones that are already well established.
I have to admit that I sent a letter like this to a homeowner once. My husband and I really loved the house and the block and just wanted the owner to have our contact info if they were ever interested in selling. I was a little embarrassed about sending it—but we didn’t want to miss the opportunity to buy it. We weren’t investors or developers—we hope to live in the house that we buy for a long, long time.
Michael’s letter and intentions however is very different than ours….
This is clearly a ruse. There is no Michael, it is just a shark looking to make a deal and steal some unsuspecting person’s house out from under them by offering cash. Creepy at best.