Maybe a 15 day report or an envelop batch of receipts to go to whoever keeps your books to keep track of receipts?

I do everything in batches using text and email.

I'll be handwriting & sending the letters in batches of 100 to save money & because I just don't want to rush the process.

My guy at the yard took the time to make sure it was all from the same batch so each piece was a perfect color match, as the color varies a little bit batch to batch and looks like crap if it's mixed IMO.

check the listings in these areas, and you will soon find an 'investor' that has acquired 5,10, 20 properties in these areas that is selling them in batches --- now think 1) if it's such a great investment area, why sell in batches?

Once this batch of investments starts having capital events, we will reinvest the proceeds.Timing should work out to for one of us to go part-time, if not quit, in 3 years when our oldest starts school, and for the other one to leave 3-5 years after that... 

I am mailing to what I admit is a small list, about 300 names, that I divided it up into 4 chunks of ~75 each, with the intent of mailing to a chunk per week, so that each name gets touched about once a month, and I intend to mail to them until they have been hit at least 6 times, maybe 7.My list covers my local zip code, is aimed at absentee owners who's property hasn't had a sale in the last 10 years (so hopefully there is some equity).The letters are simple, typical 'I want to buy your house at <address> give me a call' yellow letters, the phone number is a local google voice number that has a message from me about how I buy houses in any condition, can close fast, etc etc, the idea being that the letters generate a higher volume of response and the phone message filters out some/most of the tire kickers.Of the ~225 letters that have been sent so far (last batch of round 1 goes in the mail next week) I have heard back from about 20 people, and by heard back I mean they listened to the entire voice mail then left me a message.  

I just sent out my first batch of letters today =D I was listening to Show: 71 and noticed that Philip touches base about 5 times in 5 months.

I am looking for a vendor to send out small volumes of letters (anywhere from 5 to 50 at a time) without using a window on the envelope.So far, I have come across click2mail and some of the other larger sources that incorporate one or two window envelopes for the return/recipient address, and I don;t want that.I do know several vendors that can send letters with no windows, but they have very large minimum orders, and I want to send letters on an as-needed basis.Does anyone know of a source that can send small batches of letters with no windows on the envelopes?

One feature that I'd want is the ability to run batch files in Excel.If you are a professional, your time (or that of your staff members) is too valuable to rely solely on freebie sites.