I use this technique with lawyers. don't use labels and sign every letter.

too funny you know what I did for my vendor clients in Mississippi who have the same bad laws.I would just package it myself and label OLIVE OIL... there ya go the secret is out.

I think below are a few things that will make the pro account better and more productive:Add an advance search so we can find other users, per regions, skills, area of investments such as flippers, Realtors, contractor's.Add a more advance break down of sub categories on forms, contracts, videos and pod cast.Make forms and contracts white labels so users can just add their logos to them.I want to open a meet up in Staten island new York, I would like to have a guess speaker or speaker's from bigger pockets Network, have a list to see who is around our areas and would like to share knowledge for free to others investors.Let users give thier inside knowledge from their prior field to other network members.

You appear to have the key ingredients for success, energy, enthusiasm and the ability to act and take risks.

They at times also have the forwarding address printed on The return label when the forwarding address has expired.

A mailing list may be in the form of a manuscript list, directory, Cheshire tape, Dick tape, gummed labels, index cards, or other similar means of communication.

Maybe I am misinformed, for a very long time I have been sending letters and post card to property owners.I admit, that I am not up on the local trends; like the word "wholesale" is that the same as labeling yourself an investor.

Alternatively, a friend of mine uses merlindata and says he likes the pricing better.Those return to sender labels on first class mailings you spoke of... there's a reason the stickers are GOLD.

Just like anything else in life...Recommendation:  See the value in what The Person provides and Not The Label and anyone not for wholesalers may find better success.  

There can be good investments in areas I have labeled bad and there could be bad investments in areas that I have labeled good.Here is the list:Highest risk, highest crime, highest turnover areas:64130 – listed in 2009 as the “murder factory” of Kansas City - avoid64129 - avoid64128 - avoid64127 - avoid64126 – avoidHistoric NE areas:64124 – both good and bad areas for renting64123 – both good and bad areas for rentingKC Downtown:64106 – mostly commercial & condos – great area for rentals and flips64108 – mostly commercial & condos – great area for rentals and flipsMidtown:64109 – both good and bad areas for rentals64110 – both good and bad areas for rentalsWestport/Plaza/Waldo/Brookside area:64111 – great area for rentals and flips64112 – great area for rentals and flips64113 – great area for rentals and flips64114 – great area for rentals and flipsSouth KC/Grandview/Raytown area:64030 – mostly good rental area64134 – mostly good rental area64136 – mostly good rental area64139 – mostly good rental area64138 – mostly good rental areaLee’s summit Area:64081 – great area for rentals and flips64082 – great area for rentals and flipsBlue Springs Area:64015 – good area for rentals and flips64014 – good area for rentals and flipsIndependence Area:64052 – mostly bad rental area64053 – mostly bad rental area64055 – mostly good rental area64050 – mostly good rental area64056 – mostly good rental area64057 – mostly good rental areaNorth of the River Areas:64116 – mostly good rental area64117 – mostly good rental area64118 – good rental area64119 – good rental area64151 – great area for rentals and flips64152 – great area for rentals and flips64153 – great area for rentals and flips64154 – great area for rentals and flips64155 – great area for rentals and flips64157 – great area for rentals and flips64158 – great area for rentals and flips64068 – great area for rentals and flipsI hope this can help some of you new investors and maybe some seasoned investors as well.