It's not in the best neighborhood, but is not a war zone either..cute place It rents for $800 a month and we have not really had any tenant problems.

How about something with a graphic of a pocket with cash sticking out of it.

While I don't send direct mail myself, I can tell you that you have a whole lot of options (like postcards, yellow letters, white letters, graphic ads...etc).

and have a simple graphic of a house next to it.

I am also into graphic design and a creative type.Any words of advice for a newbie like me are greatly appreciated.Thanks!

:Brand new to BP poster, foreign, 'cute girl' avatar and draws attention to herself in the title post as being a 'girl that needs your help'?

I'm guessing your house is plenty cute and the tenant probably went with it, even though she didn't like or was unsure of the neighborhood.

That's too cute by half.

Sincerely, <>"**************I also have some graphics and hand-drawn arrows that I created, which go on both sides of the postcard (and they really make the mail piece POP).It's worked pretty well for me so far - but again, the copy is only part of the equation.

I'm curious about results from vehicle graphics, too.