Sure I run across these types of deals every now & again and I shoot them out to my buyers but not at a frequency where people could build an entire strategy off of that kind of stuff.

I have had issues with being blocked though so I recommend being careful how many emails you send per day, the message, and frequency. 

Many are skilled at dodging bill collectors, and hence the frequency of default judgments for landlords where tenants never show up.

I was wondering if some of you could share how you direct mail when it comes to how many a month, what frequency, etc.

As far as frequency goes that's an individual thing measured by your level of sophisticationa and knowledge. 

It depends on the type of piece (zip letters, personal letter, yellow letter, small postcard, large postcard), the frequency in which you mail, the message, the audience, and many other variables.

They increased the frequency of the inspections and the inspector is unreasonable.

I'm not a Realtor, nor do I know what motivates them, but @Jazz Wilsonasks why they would be interested and I think one reason would be because of frequency of sales.

I'd like to create a list of things to look for that aren't obtrusive and annoying to tenants while focusing on the high frequency issues, and damage beyond expected "wear and tear".Thanks in advance!

I guess there is a small chance of a double booking depending on the sync frequency of the calendars, but I haven't seen it happen yet.