Make sure they actually go to the property by asking them to provide time-stamped photos.

But if you are improving any structural components at the property, you will need an engineers stamp on plans as well.

As long as you have time stamped proof that notice was delivered, you are good.

I'm not losing my shirt at this stage in the game because I cheaped out on insurance!

The majority would be for taxes (doc stamps on the deed).

and now there is FIRTA which requires tax withholding on sales by non-residents/non-US citizens.Here's a list of popular countries, with restrictions:United States--- Purchases in some areas can require disclosure of principals and FIRTA withholding at sale time approximately 15%.United Kingdom--- 3% stamp duty on investment buyers and 15% tax if bought in name of shell company.Thailand--- Foreigners cannot buy freehold land....and only 49% (foreign quota) of certain condo projects. 

That income can be ANY legal and verifiable source of income,  including wages, SSI/SSD, food stamps,  settlements/child support etc.   

Consider requesting construction documents.You may need an engineer registered in California to stamp them.PM me if you need plumbing permit documents. 

I have about $350 into this marketing strategy so far including the program (monthly,) lists, marketing supplies (envelopes, stamps, yellow paper, pens, etc.)

Yes I agree with you they are a big broker but what gave me a little caution was the stated programs as those programs were regulated and many banks lost their shirts doing stated programs and im not to sure they woukd get burt agsin, yet I see them on the product sheet..