. #1 food producer. 75% of all food consumed passed thru my warehouse at at least 1 stage, be it raw in form of flour or grain, or mid cycle like the granola batch's or the sugar.

At some point, when pot is no longer as profitable in the Bay Area due to legalizing, etc, some investor needs to swoop in and buy the whole batch.

Over 6 figures, you've got a decent batch of money to start with to compound. 

The number of weekly expireds comes to around 50 on average so a fairly small list, and I am looking to put them on a 1/wk campaign for probably 5 weeks.Has anyone found a postcard service that is optimal for small batch campaigns that you can setup once to run for weeks?

:roll: I don't sit open houses from 2-4pm on Sundays and have yet to bake a single batch of cookies.Working with investors is a niche for agents, and yes, finding an agent that is educated in investing and keeping up to date with the newest investment strategies can be difficult.

I soak the fiber in cool water with lots of detergent in an old laundry tub outside, and just dump it on my grass --three or four washings to a batch.  

I sent a batch of 25 letters and got one response back already.

I'm about to send out my first batch of letters I'm super excited.

There were supposed to be 4 batches but the server crashed so they put all the certs in 1 batch and extended the time.  

(cards are double sided/color and 4.25"x6"Over the weekend I had an item not arrive on time so I pull up my account to see they have had 3 batches of postcards going back to mid August just "PROCESSING".