Or you can use landlord software which will automatically publish your property details and all pictures for you saving tons of repetition. 

Now if you have the funds or ability to network and be involved in the process you can have liens redeeming and also getting judgments pretty much every month but that is something that I've been told by Ned that takes time - like, years - to get into a repetitive cycle.   

As someone just getting started, I would recommend mailing to people with 50%+ equity, and then use other criteria that you're looking for (such as minimum 3 bedrooms, an appraised value not higher/lower than $X, etc.).However, the MOST important thing in direct mail is repetition!!

The key to establishing a solid track record is repetition.

I'd like to do a mid-range vinyl plank that has been recommended repetitively on BP, but my handyman voiced some concern over that product in the kitchen and bathrooms, in case of a leak that isn't addressed in a timely manner. 

Some will stay, but the repetitive jobs (transportation, manufacturing, etc.) will all eventually be automated.

Get it, repetition?

A long term business model requires a great TOM which requires repetitive media/messages so that when needed our service is recognized.

Sorry to be repetitive here, but I am not an attorney, so make sure you get a legal expert to structure your deal.

Direct mail has to be repetitive over time and I spent my budget on a "golden letters" campaign (on the advise from some dinosaur at my market center whose "mastermind" classes I will never attend again), didn't have budget or writer's cramp resistance to keep up with that over time.