You don't go to a specialty boutique and gripe about the price if they have exactly what you're looking for.Here's a resource that you might appreciate: Craig Simpson, a heavy direct mailer from Grants Pass, OR, publishes a newsletter, "Mailbag Millionaire" that I subscribe to.

;) )Also - be sure to "subscribe" to this thread by clicking the "Monitor topic" button at the top of the thread.

Depending upon what you want to do with the info it may be worth subscribing at the full level and so you have access to the online info and not just the book.

I subscribe to several Wholesalers youtube channels, I've read a ton of books & I try to listen to the BP Podcasts every morning.

We just released another new feature on the Beta version of BiggerPockets -- a feed that allows users to see the most recent posts in one place for all forums that they are subscribing to.Say you want to follow all the latest posts on only 3 or 4 of your favorite forum areas instead of seeing all new posts across the site, you can now do that in our Subscribed Forums tab.  

I used to subscribe to county records research back when there were few choices.

I subscribed to 3 counties and every day, I could log in to the site, and get the lists of every Lis Pendens that was filed in the clerks' offices of all 3 counties the day before.

I recently subscribed to a list of recent cash buyers in my area and sent out direct mail letters (115) using standard format asking them to respond to me if they want to be on my buyers list.

Ryan,Sorry I forgot to subscribe to the replies.I compared TLO and accurint initially, I opted for TLO because they offer trial runs and pay-as-you go, whereas accurint does bulk pricing with no trial run.TLO hasn't gotten us much progress in skip tracing, not much better than those low end sites like spokeo/ussearch.I will be testing accurint in the next month.

Perhaps the card can be slipped into the newspaper for those houses that subscribe (though the newspaper might have a problem with that too), but I'm wondering where you plan on delivering the others.