I get good results with "Batch skip tracing" 

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I think there are degree's of this.and for sure i think the get rich with no money certainly falls into this category.those with some wherewithal entering the landlording game is pretty easy these days pretty much anyone who can fog a mirror can understand it and should be able to at least close a deal.now if they like dealing with tenants and PM's after the fact that's another question all together.I think also those that drink the wholesaling koolaid.. some markets its doable many it simply is not either price points are too high and sellers to tough.. or lack of distressed and burnt out landlords etc.So when we see someone who puts a big batch of marketing on their CC  I with no real experience or sales skillsI personally see that as risk with limited chance of rewardReal estate is capital intensive to do it right most of the time and in most areas.. do think it can be done with no capital then you better be one hell of a salesmen. 

I fought through my apprehension in trusting government workers with such an important task (I included a test envelope in the batch, but still) but we proceeded anyway. 

I have new leads to send out every week and I want to make sure I have a software that helps me keep up with sending each batch out at least three times.

Hey guys, my first batch of mail has gone out and the results have been incredible.

There's many others of course but the key to me is being able to see reviews, good and bad, from a solid batch or previous customers. 

I've also had one batch of hearings go poorly where the Board refused to grant any reduction even though the properties were dramatically overvalued by any reasonable evaluation. 

That call came from one of EIGHT letters I sent out, my very first batch.

Build and sell the units in smaller batches, e.g., 2 units, then 4 units, then 6, then 8.