It irritates the lungs, throat, and eyes.

They broke that contract by giving bits of useful information, but not in a take-home form and hours of:-- Tony Robbins knock-off, change your life rah, rah, positive thinking talks--Would-be actor impressions and dancing from the stage--Political, state of the economy reports (this was especially offensive if one did not share those views and if you have read a newspaper or listened to any news in the last year)-- Lengthy personal stories--short is OK--over an hour and more not relevant--AGAIN and again and again selling of the program which took hours of time--this was incredibly irritating.

That irritated me since he had went up to $90K verbally over the phone. 

Just keep spamming and irritating people and eventually the government will start paying more attention.

That is truthful, addresses their concern (if not their irritation) and lets everyone move on.If you start getting creative with your answers, as people sometimes advocate ("Our system has identified you as a property owner that may benefit, blah, blah" Nonsense, you bought a list from a list broker that sells that same list hundreds of time a week) you both waste your time and cause the person you mailed to wonder what the heck is going on.

You will seriously irritate your prospects.I'm not a fan of post cards (I believe they are junk that lands in the trash....something I determined after sending millions of the little suckers to more than 90 markets across the country).

You don't want to irritate with too much too often, you have to occasionally send him something with a kind and gentle nudge.

I too was irritated by @Bill Gulley and when I first mentioned assigning and wholesaling.

I also thought people would hate this and let me hear about it, but this has not been the case.Those that have just become irritated by this, are well less than 1% of all call backs, including text returns.

It's not that these are dumb request, it just irritates me when tenants expect you to do expensive alterations without increasing the rent.