I'm getting a TON of unwanted letters & phone calls for my vacant lot and wonder, since its highly sought after, would building a home first offer more profit. 

When it comes time to take the boards down and market the property, we've found that a LOUD alarm system and several cameras around the property can help deter unwanted guests.

A word of caution on your request though, when you tell people in an open forum that you want to spend X anywhere that works with what you want, you are opening yourself to unwanted spam and potentially a pile of garbage coming your way.

You're also wasting your time performing tasks which are unneeded and unwanted, such as attending the inspection and preparing an appraisal packet to be delivered at the appraisal inspection.- Any info to be provided to the Appraiser MUST be provided when the Appraiser first makes contact.

I don't feel bad about annoying a handful of people with unwanted phone calls in order to help my city, my neighbors, the property owners, and myself economically and financially. 

I am confident I can find a buyer for the unwanted property but I want to make sure I am reducing my tax burden as much as possible.

Anyway, point is....don’t just cover up unwanted windows on the inside of bathrooms.

Common benefits are:- Opening and scanning mail to email you a copy of what was inside- Shredding/disposing of unwanted mail- physically forwarding mail to another address (for a fee of course)- Depositing checks that they receive on your behalf.Just google "virtual mailbox dallas" and you'll see plenty of options for that market.

Even the nicest of signs are unwanted once you put out 100+ signs to get your marketing point across.Mailing however is science and art and evolving and nicer shotgun.

Hey y'all.  I closed on a property that I am rehabbing to put back on the short term vacation rental market in Port Aransas, TX.  The property conveyed fully furnished but I am going to upgrade.  What do y'all do with...