You need to make sure you don't train people to throw away your mail piece and if they see the same thing every month they will eventually not even look at it and just toss it.As for frequency I think once every 4 weeks is a good time frame.

I got to the party late going passed my budgeted time frame and ended up listing in late July.

This means that not only does it need to be a profitable deal, but one meeting guidelines that give us confidence that a rehab can be completed not just quickly but properly and that the property can be listed and sold within the time frame of the loan.

What is the time frame to evict?

Anything I spend time on relating to your job would be billable  plus 20% .As far as a contractor requesting a bonus , I dont , I give you a price , and a time frame , I make sure I will make what I want on the front end , I dont beg on the back end .  

@George Skidis if I interpret your comments correctly, your strategy all along was to have your properties paid off in a relatively short time frame (10 years). 

We signed a contract for six weeks timeframe for the job to be completed.

You are generally looking for solid, functional, inexpensive materials.

And after a certain time frame, that was negotiated by the buyer and seller, the buyer is required to purchase the property.

I know I could pay for work as it gets done, but I'd want all work completed within a 4-5 month time frame to get it rented out and start generating income to pay off the CCs.