So as I am learning about shotgun marketing I am hearing that the process in general could be quite expensive yet no one has explained specifically what parts of the shotgun style of marketing actually IS expensive.Besides the cost of stamps, post cards and envelopes, (and I'm told I also need to purchase a $150 permit from the US postal service in order to send bulk mail) what other expenses do I need to take into consideration?

spend little on paint and floor coverings but do your major systems.Now your for certain correct there are company's and individuals that will do the minimum and the person's named in the OP are one's that are known in the industry to do just that. its unfortunate that they ran into this company.. and Maverick or at least one of their shirt tale sales folks was forewarned by no less than me personally. 

I have thought about giving the students credit for mowing the postage stamp lawn on one property maybe if this group repeats next year.

That leaves a lot of wiggle room in case I need to lower the price also if I cant sell it Ill be able to rent it without losing my shirt.

If you don't like someone because of they wore a green shirt, you can not rent to them.

Maybe buy some magnets for the sides of the vehicle as well (remove them at night)2) buy T-shirt’s with your design on them.

Just ignore itAfter Larraine’s food stamps were reinstated, she purchased lobster tails, shrimp, crab, salad and pie.

The manufacturing dates of water heaters, furnaces, and outside AC units is often stamped on the manufacturer's label on the unit itself.

For example:- Wholesaling campaign (ie. purchased letters, envelopes, and stamps)- Mileage expenses (obviously for repairs/showings they would go under the property you are driving to, but I am referring now to miles driven say to a REIA meeting, or to meet with a realtor/investor to discuss business)- REIA membership fees- Business related expenses to look at property away from hometown- RE/business books etc. etc. etc.Let me reiterate, these expenses I mentioned don't fall under any specific property, except for maybe the wholesaling can be associated with the property purchased after it, but you see what I mean with the others.

No one really knows how much money these guys have, but I'd be willing to bet that it's a lot less than they claim.If you look at my original post the "guru" Swaggy C constantly wears a shirt that reads "billionaire".