Even luckier, the tenants who live in this unit were on a spur of the moment vacation and didn't have their car in the driveway.

Even luckier, the tenants who live in this unit were on a spur of the moment vacation and didn't have their car in the driveway.

It has always been "The harder I work, the LUCKIER I get".

The harder I worked the luckier I got and that still holds true today.Pay someone to hand address the envelopes...If they are doing return address as well, then they should be able to do around 37-45/hour (I start by paying per/hour and tell them upfront if they slack then they can get .20-.30cents per envelope depending on their penmanship)...All of my business is off of direct mail and referrals that I've gotten from direct mail clients(everyone knows someone)...Your local high school/college students are always looking for brainless stuff like this to do...You want your piece to get shuffled to the top because your target is wondering "who's handwriting is that?"...

The harder I work, the luckier I get."

@Bob StevensThe harder you work, the luckier you get.

She said she thought the rent was fair.Maybe I have just been luckier in the past in finding tenants quickly than I realized.

It's supposed to be first come first served.Has anyone here been luckier?

As a Chicago investor I am a little luckier so far, collections have been about 95% but the thing that bothers me is the ones not paying are very aware that not much can be done... so we expect that they will be living for free for a long time before anything can be done about it.

If you're luckier, in Portland, we have those on line, but not real great search tools besides address by address.If you have a friend that can get you an account with a title company, better search tools and bit more info (like last sale and price).Once you get owner, look up the phone.