Second, I'm sorry, but that is one of the most generic pieces of mailings I've ever seen.  

I keep hearing, "Oh, its all online", "Its all on public records", which is great news but still far too generic for me to take action on.

You get to learn the "real" business, not the generic lessons your broker will teach you. 

Thats exactly was I was wanting.There was a newly placed very generic Property management sign ..

It’s easy to throw around the generic “invest the money instead of paying down the mortgage” but I’m asking for something with numbers.  

we have been having trouble renting #22. it's been on the market for over 2 weeks and have had 33 emails/contacts through hotpads/zillow/trulia. those sites have made it super easy for morons to just click "contact the manager now" and a generic email comes to us.our ad CLEARLY says "no section 8" and it's the first thing listed.so we get an auto "email" from a person saying she is "interested". we reply with "when would you like to see it"?

A generic lawyer will not know the codes.

I use those generic tools to look for ways to improve my state forms.I'd join a local rental property group, and/or see if your state has a landlord association.  

., if the owner doesn't want pets, and the prospective tenant has pets, the system would just say something generic, like: :We are sorry, but this unit does not allow pets.  

Keep it short and generic.