So, am I correct in assuming that flippers go for the quality over quantity approach?

Take plenty of photos to establish the quality and quantity of items being set out.

I am debating between Tampa and jax, and set up a search on redfin with some of the must haves for a house and Jax has a lot more quantity then Tampa.

Perhaps a dumb question but wouldn't many of these be largely subjective based on variables such as quantity and surface area?

I am amazed by the quantity and quality of feedback I've received on this question.

2. does the cliche "quality over quantity" apply in dm marketing?

Flatbush is a huge neighborhood and some areas are prime (near subways, close to nicer neighborhoods) and some areas are not (no subway access, nowhere close to parks, etc).3/4/5) Out of state limits your appreciation potential and puts you at the mercy of PMs and you're never going to know the market as well as you know your home market.I also see what you're saying about scaling, but with properties, quality beats quantity.

@Samantha Waters I would be worried about the quantity of occupants.

It just takes dedication and a serious budget to mail with the quantity and frequency necessary to regularly produce enough leads that will lead to deals.

Paint colors, what people can place on their balconies, trying to keep harmony of the area.