One-page Flyers posted on bulletin boards at large stores 8.

I can't really help you with your deal, but I can share my current deal.I have always done my own deals..... only recently an investor (immediate family) decided to invest in me.I don't have capital now, because I just bought a commercial retail store with a tenant.I m new in town, and haven't bought any Single family home here yet aside from our own home.

Though it doesn't deal directly with RE it does indirectly deal with Real Estate...I am looking at a 4 fam. mixed use brick building consisting of 3 residential apts and a store front on ground level (currently a cafe)If I bought this building I was considering having the cafe move out (their lease is up) and maybe putting in a laundrymat.

My larger mailing I go to a print store where I get bulk pricing and they can do it so much faster.

Dropped Grandpa back off, stopped at grocery store to pick up some food for Sunday dinner and am cooking and posting simultaneously.

Or you can compare it with one you can get from the office supply store and compare.Angie

Also if you can repair and replace carpet cheaper than the big name stores many landlords would jump at the opportunity to have you replace the carpet during tenant changeovers while you are doing all the other maintenance.

If it is a residential property, note the proximity of the nearest fire hydrant, bus stop, light rail stop, schools, stores, medical facilities, businesses, access points to freeways, etc.

They did an awesome job on my rear windows, door magnets and sandwich board.They have several stores in the Seattle area.

The quote was around $1,500 for 3 months (minimum) of full room furniture and furnishings for each room in the house - though I think we could get by less items as recommended by the rental store and get it down closer to a thousand dollars.