Hate to be Debbie Downer but I have mailed to both for years and seem to get responses from the most unassuming recipients like a relative of an owner-occupier.  :-) I have over 20 years in Advertising experience and design great postcards but am always astonished at the low response rate.Instead, I recommend offering something like a Free Property Valuation so that you get your foot in the door.

Richard has been the recipient of the prestigious NAI “Capital Club” award given to the top producing brokers every year since 2012.

I will ask you what you think about investing in housing for section 8 recipients?

Not a bad idea but our primary goal is to convert the recipient directly. 

If you wanted to sell a single family home for some reason like you wanted to retire, or your job relocated and you wanted to move to another state, then you were screwed.If you was a house flipper who owned several homes just before the market crash and the flipper paid a good price for those homes then there was no way most flippers could come even close to breaking even and they were screwed.If someone had a house in probate and it was going to be inherited, or sold then those recipients were screwed out of no less than 30% of the cash value of those properties.There was none of those problems with multi-unit properties.

Is my money best spent on the regular stamp having a better look for the recipients in your opinion?

It's done because it allows the recipient to avoid paying tax on it as income.

We are told that it suffered losses due to a fraud and that its processor, Check Commerce, has held over $4 million of it's funds and will not release the funds to the intended recipients at this time.

Fewer workers can not support an increasing base of retired social security recipients; universal healthcare; bailouts to businesses that are too big to fail; and handouts to the lazy.

My competitors send out a ton of DMM mailers (they have no choice, as I dominate Google).And the recipients call ME!!