Now, I want to make it very clear that not all Section 8 recipients are like the ones that I dealt with.

@James Vermillion @Joshua DorkinI would like to extend your guidance and say if you have never participated in the forums (i.e. zero posts) and send out a colleague request without an personal introduction, the recipient has no context in which to interpret the colleague request.Such requests have not substance and are little more than spam.

We don't send small amounts of mail manually, but you might try adding "OR CURRENT RESIDENT" under the recipients name.

We recently put out a free REI marketing video on the importance of touching your prospects multiple times: Also, with a monthly budget of $1,000, I'd start by seeing if there are 2,000 absentee owners with more than 50% in your market - if so, get that list and hit them monthly at a cost of 50 cents or less per recipient per month.

You need to check your local residential rental laws to see if you would be impacted similarly.Assuming you want the rental period to remain monthly If your tenant wanted to pay bi-weekly as opposed to semi-monthly, I would insist that each payment remain $1000.00 to ensure rent for the month is payed in-full by the first.At the end of the year, you could carry forward the extra 2K accumulated to the first month of the next year.If his pay is going into a bank account, I do not understand whey he can not simply schedule a recurring {semi}-monthly payment to you for his rent rather than have his employer implement another payroll deduction {it is possible you would not be an eligible recipient}.

He is still using the name David Mitton I was not even the recipient of this email. 

Take a drive by and call me and I will let you in.The title is clear, taxes are paid, condition is good and I need it soldA.S.A.P Drive by call me and make me a cash offer right now…Thank you,****To me, it seems that the recipient may think it is a fake letter, and I also do not want to say I am the owner of the house, because I am not.

I got the list from list source and had someone handwrite the envelopes for all of the recipients.  

They retain control of the home, but have essential given their home to the recipient before they passed while retaining the rights to use the home.

We were told by a fellow investor friend that this was illegal in our state unless the recipient was licensed.