Your classic example of an SFH deal is $200 per month in cash flow and a CoC of 12%.

With regards to postage, the Post Office has a bundle package that can lower the cost of postage but like others have said, I don't want that classic printed red ink stamp, I think that makes the envelope more junk than original.

It's a classic risk vs reward scenario.

And, in this case, you should have the policy that you don’t provide money until the house is vacant and you have the deed.REI Statement: “And not only sold, but sold to someone who can afford to buy it.”Note: This is a classic example of an embedded command.

@Nathaniel Donnelly ,You're in the classic conundrum of the Cali coastal investor, and people do all kinds of things.

@James Peoples they have a mail merge feature on Click2Mail. try using the classic style.

A classic example is banks saying that we cannot do a leaseback to the homeowners but now, they have suddenly realized that a foreclosure to rental program saves them loads of money on the long run.

I was going to start with the classic Absentee owners and was hoping to filter it down a bit by type of property and amount of time owned.  

Assuming you are a classic wholesaler where you buy low and sell low (not flipping lease options, etc) your absentee owner list should targeted to in/out of state owners who have owned their property for 10+ years.

It's become a classic case of just because you can doesn't mean you should.