I have not done this, but it does happen in my area where we have sheriff sales.The one attorney I spoke with who does this is a proxy for both investors and other attorneys (they would have to drive to the courthouse, and back, and in between sit around for the hour or so the sheriff sale takes - or outsource to the attorney with his office across the street from the courthouse).

Just know that I'll outsource it to someone else for $200 a month and pocket the difference :)Way to come out of the gate swinging for your first post LOL!!

Did you outsource your campaign or do it yourself?

Building relationships, defining business strategy and raising money -- these are the thing that ultimately can't be outsourced for any reasonable amount of money and hence what I would suggest focusing your time on.The rest of the stuff you can easily and (relatively) inexpensively hire out...

We are brainstorming our options.. whether to outsource the management.. whether to keep in house and develop good systems. 

Consider outsourcing that rather than committing all-in to a PM.

I currently manage my existing rental portfolio, but will be outsourcing the management of this complex.

@Daniel AdamsI recently listened to the first 15 minutes of Zach Childress webinar on "How to Automate and Outsource Finding Deals, Making Offers and Finding Buyers" before exiting the show.

@Frank LaQuagliaIf your goal is to spend the least amount of capital, then compiling your own list from D4D, going to your assessor's office, and other means of doing the work, and printing your own mailings in house will cost the least.If your goal is to scale up and do decent amounts of mailings to have a solid pipeline to enable consistent deal flow over time, eventually you're going to want to outsource the your print/pack/ship of DM. 

Outsource.