(lol) What a clever hack!

On these types of letters use a logo on your envelope, at least 28 pound paper, Personally I would do a linen, and always a first class stamp and live (real Person) handwritten signature and address...

Unfortunately, however, we just had a guest with dogs check out after a 4-day stay and the cleaners found fresh dog feces smeared on the hardwood floors, in the rug, and on the linens!!

I like Wholesale Linen & Furniture.

🤣"and your response"Which had NOTHING to do with this topic"Very clever Observation, I get your sardonic comment. ;-) LolSardonic:adjective"characterized by bitter or scornful derision; mocking; cynical; sneering: a sardonic grin."

Queen beds have all white linens and daybeds have light grey linens.

If you do a furnished LTR you will still have to worry about your furnishings and possibly consumables/linens if you plan on providing that sort of thing. 

They pay the sub by check , the sub deposits the check , pulls out cash and pays his guys in cash .The clever ones have even better ways.

Now, if I had basically the same MESSAGE on both letters and postcards, I might still get more calls from letters, but it won't be twice as many calls compared to postcards.And one last point, clever direct marketers mix up the media - maybe mixing letters and postcards over the course of a campaign, or (as we do) using different postcards - perhaps several in a series, or some with photos of houses, others with photos of people, etc.  

Pretty clever, eh?