I'm not going to hand write these, I'm going to buy them off a site, maybe yellowletters.com.I'm looking at melissadata.com and listsource.comI can budget up to $500/mo for this effortI will use a google voice number with a recorded messageI have learned all this from the great podcasts at BP.  

The article includes heat maps and other statistics related to rent/sqft ratios in different rental markets throughout the country.  Who knew North Dakota was such an expensive rental market?  Anyway, thought the arti...

As far as phone service, I'd highly recommend Google Voice.

Selling Agent Commission:  Commissions are negotiable, however I would not be "selling" on a double close, so no agent's commission.School District: This district have three great magnet schools for: Fine Arts (100% graduation/scholarship rate; Elite Academics (IB/AP programs); and World Languages that do not require students to live in any particular boundary within the county.  

They weren't the fully gutted/rehabbed properties Clayton so often talks about (and has a video of on his Facebook page of) on his podcast with his incredibly reasonable sounding and soothing voice.  

Much of the Tenant-Buyer pre-screening can be farmed out to VAs who you pay to answer the phone (Google Voice, Vumber, etc.) that you set up to receive calls from your marketing. 

.- Put up bandit signs, but use a google voice number.- door knock on FSBO signs in yards.- door knock neighbors of vacant homes to find the owner.  

Regarding your question and voicing my opinion here.  

It's easy to raise the rates on large users that have no options and a small voice rather than raise rates for a large voting base. 

I've left voice mails.I'll update this thread after I get more information.