I will likely bid in a range as an experiment, to see what is the general feel for the first batch that I am bidding, and then back off if I seem to be winning "too much."

Quincy, Thank you sir and Great job for getting your first batch of yellow letters out.

I just like to keep it simple and have all my tenants pay either on the 1st or the 15th so rent arrives more or less in batches. 

I sent out my first batch of letters last week and got about 10 7 calls this week hopefully more.

I know variations of this Q have been asked before, but some may be out dated and I had hoped to get a fresher batch of information/input.I have been getting to know people in RE on the southwest side of Portland, Keller Williams, Core Realtors, Windermere, etc. and so far I've only heard of Proschools as a good option.However, when looking online it seems some say they were acquired in the last year and the student experience hasn't been so great since the integration.

Someone that just wants a yard for a pet, kids, or bbq may be more common.I am not sure how a renter would hurt themselves with a compost pile, but I would get a batch finished and time that with your renting if it is a concern.

What's up everyone,I've been trying to print my first batch of postcards for my direct mail campaign and my printer is screwing me over big time.

Refund what you can; you can wait and batch turn down at the end with "we rented the place to someone else, thank you for your interest."

Thank you for the rentometer suggestion, the batch analysis option looks great in the pro version. 

And is batch skip tracing what you recommend for skip tracing