Take lots of pictures and go to a door supplier (never home depot), and they'll be able to give you some pictures and prices.

In we're in a hurry, there is usually a mobile home supplier in larger cities.

@Dean LetfusDo you not mean never trust an inspection report offered by a supplier in general regardless of the market?

Public sewer and trash are other utilities that are frequently municipal utility services, and as such a tenant's failure to pay could lead to a lien against the property.Of special note in PA is natural gas service in the City of Philadelphia, because the gas supplier in Philadelphia is the municipal utility called PGW.

I am working on setting up our first direct mail marketing campaign and I was wondering what recommendations the community might have for direct mail yellow letters/post card suppliers as well as what answering services you have found to work best.  

So, tell me I'm not the only company that has had a supplier place liens on their properties because  the contractor who worked on said properties stiffed the supplier?

I've been using Smart Cabinets - Squire Maple - http://www.smartcabinetry.com/squire.php - from a local supplier.

Maybe our business model is different than most, but I dont want to be transnational with my suppliers, I really want to focus on being collaborative.  

Most of the smaller sub/handymen types don't do the proper notices, but most major suppliers do.

Reliable suppliers will provide materials at the lowest possible prices.