Great job Ian, Send your second batch of letters in two to three weeks and the third batch out again, two to three weeks after the second.

Disclaimer: My first batch of mailings went out today, so I have no idea what to expect.

. - I thought the same thing, but I was blown away when I get 5 calls in 1 day after my first batch of letters went out.

I have a list of addresses in my target area.I have the budget set for my first batch of yellow letters.I have an google voice account and vm to start recieving calls and a script that I will follow when screening prospective sellers.What I don't have is a good letter.

No - I didn't imply to make that change; just wondering whether you did and as such your notifications will be batched together.

Honestly, it made me nervous about sending out my firsts batch of yellowletters, but I plan to move forward anyway.

What I am looking to do here is just small weekly batches of postcards for different leads as they come in (expired listings, FSBOs, etc.) without waiting until I have a big enough list to hit the minimums that most print shops require.Does anybody have a printer they are using at home that can produce a good postcard which meets all of the USPS regulations?  

But, you can also batch and rank applications and process them in order of rank, as long as your ranking criteria is not unlawfully discriminatory and you are clear with all applicants that you will be accepting applications during a defined time frame and using that method.

If he's cool with it I'll post a scan of one of them when I get the next batch of letters.

Maybe fire off a new batch of letters and score another one, maybe with regular work you could negotiate a partnership.