I ran a tight ship and had 300' of gas line ready for inspection within 12 hours. 10 connections and all sleeved. 

@Frank LaQuagliaIf your goal is to spend the least amount of capital, then compiling your own list from D4D, going to your assessor's office, and other means of doing the work, and printing your own mailings in house will cost the least.If your goal is to scale up and do decent amounts of mailings to have a solid pipeline to enable consistent deal flow over time, eventually you're going to want to outsource the your print/pack/ship of DM. 

I need your mentor-ship, advice and possible joint venturing capital for the right people.  

If you only have $100K to work with, your acquisition isn't likely to be more than a few garages or shipping containers and renting them from Craigslist yourself.

Too heavy and risky to ship, if you are talking about natural quartzite or man made quartz they both must be shipped on a rack or they will break 9/10 times.

That night, the vikings freed themselves, gathered up the stolen goods and proceeded to the ship.  

Mitigate all the risks you can that you're not taking on a sinking ship -- property with issues or owner's issues that carry on with the sale.  

It's a great step you've taken to start steering your own ship for yourself and for your children.

Also, the loading dock is within a truck well of 750 sqft.

After their breakup, Josh jumped ship and started working with Lou.Lou and Joe use to be based here in Atlanta, Frequent speakers to GAREIA which use to be the largest REIA in the US till they went bankrupt.Lou has the RE experience and Josh is the internet guru driving the business.