When these investors talk about a stock such a "O" being a safe placement, because it operates leases with Walgreens, and medical services are a necessity there in setting those tenants as gold-standard, and servicing those leases as great investment, what they are saying is "Real Estate is THE safe bet", just in a longer narrative of such. 

A/O, probate, delinq. taxes); or can it be a mix between some of these to equal 1000 names?

Hi BP,  I sent out a very small letter campaign last week to about 100 AO's that I found by researching the tax assessment site.

I also had fun installing an AO Smith 240NI to replace the old 75 gallon HW tank, so that dropped the gas bill a lot more.

I have a list of 1500 AO in Socal.

When you get an AO/probate that is just about the best you can get. 

Im marketing to AO's in my neighborhood.

You have 659 AO out of state prospects in your county so here is what I would do.Buy those 659 and add to them 341 in state AO for a total of 1000Alternate you mail piece between the large text PC,  the small text PC, zipletters and YellowLetters.Here is the breakdownList - Cost 220.00+- ( good for 6 months)Yellow Letter 1 - Cost 760.00 +- send month 1Large Text PC 5 color 1 side - Cost 500.00+- send month 2Small Text PC ( My new one) color 2 sides - Cost 450.00 +- send month 3Zip Letter 7 - Cost 730.00+- send month 4Small Text PC Mine - Cost 450.00 +- send month 5Large Text PC 5 -Cost 500.00Total Spend 3610.00Over your budget however by month 2 you should have a deal in the pipeline. 

Definitely is for me.If you build a list, say AO in a zip code, and then filter by last recorded date or last market sale date, list source will trim the list WAAAYYY down to only the records they have a date for.

The divorce list isn't a list I would send to and absolutely mix in AO, OO and OSAO...