It is a ton of work sourcing the information as each county in my state has different zoning codes, different assessor search functions they use by county, etc.I am using a white envelope mailed every month and we were using labels but switched to printing out from the printer on the envelopes because it's cheaper and I am not limited on a label size with what I can print.

Small return label with same red ink and very small font (same kind) used on the back to seal the envelope at the point of the flap.

My first thought is to try to get a higher open rate -- make the envelope appear to be personal, meaning hand-write the address, use a first-class stamp and use a return address label (without your name).

Include a return envelope with a pre-printed return label and detailed instructions on where they need to sign.As long as your contract includes all the agreed upon terms, and no surprises to the seller, then you should be fine.

we use art labels. different art for different seasons... makes it look very personal.

It put me into the night though because I hadn't read the entire label (no glasses fine print) until almost dark and had to rush to get it done but well worth not doing the second sanding.

I've got one that sends out the mailing labels to people who want it.

I have used open road, and I believe the others are just private labels of it.

Since you arent mailing in bulk you would print mailing labels as needed and add the stamp (no envelope needed).Based on the prices you provided here is what you would be saving.34 per flyer 11 x 14 folded to 11 x 6 2 sided 2000 qty.

I didn't have a virtual address for the return label and used my brokerage office.