One is you buy the list from a list source and you can either have them mail it if they have that type of service, or there’s the option of finding a direct mail fulfillment center and having them send out your list.

Did the old owner fulfill all of his obligations with his lease?

So, be aware of your options.As long as you fulfill your commitments for living in each property, there is nothing that says that you can't keep doing it over and over and over again. 

Wow that sounds a like a real fulfilling career path.

And it seems to fit exactly what I've always wanted to fulfill as a property owner.

@Ron Quinn Perhaps you can provide a service for out of town investors to fulfill certain requests, such as: looking at a listing, taking pictures of a property, making sure work was completed, etc. for a flat rate or agreed upon rate.  

End of the day its what makes you happy and fulfilled.. up until the paper towel folks started to perforate the paper towels basically in half..

When one party fails to fulfill their obligations, the contract and the law provide instruments - eviction in this instance - which allow the other to mitigate loss.  

Right now the purpose of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies do not fulfill the 2 purposes of money (I'm stealing this from Ray Dalio the famous investor who started Bridgewater the largest hedge fund in the world). 

It's worth it to a landlord who fulfills the criteria above.BUT, if you have a third party doing maintenance, and you as the landlord don't know tile and hardwood, and you're a million miles away trusting that your expense reports indicate the work and materials that really went into your floors, you will get fleeced with tile and hardwood, however honest you feel your property manager is.