Those alerts can also be seen if you mouse over the "Inbox" on the upper right menu bar and scroll down.

I recently purchased a note pad to start writing these things down but I'm stuck.

This being said, I decided to start my first direct mailing campaign and continuously update it for everyone who may be able to use this as a resource or even offer me advice on what to change.Mailing Campaign #1:Target Audience: Owned >10 years, Absentee, >40% Equity, SFR/Small MFR, No swimming poolsTotal Addresses on list for desired area: ~300Data Collected: ListSource.comCost of Materials:100 Stamps x 3: $160Mini Legal Pads: $10100 Postage Stamps x 3: $105Envelopes: $50Postcards: $45ListSource Data: $65Total: $435This total will be larger in the end, because every address I send to will get multiple pieces, but for now I wanted to share what setting up might look like. 

Vbro.com is where peeps rent their pads to vacationers as temp guest not formal tenants.

For example, my new guy got onto my laptop with me through some software so he could see what I was doing in QuickBooks and if needed control the mouse and point things out to me, and that is a lot more service than I got from people in person.

Some contractors are know to pad in extra profit on materials charged to you, use cheaper materials on your job ( not what you paid for and were charged) etc.

Those alerts can also be seen if you mouse over the "Inbox" on the upper right menu bar and scroll down.

Also, the pad is already there.

I'd love to share this deal as it solidifies:- 40 pad on roughly 8 acres- 15 pads are vacant with no mobile homes- $790K asking- Within 10 miles to a super Walmart- Rent per unit is from $375 - $500- Run rate of about 110,000 in revenue, expenses is about 33% of revenue ~$36000, NOI is about $74,000.

@Anthony Greco This saves me alot of time and money when im prospecting in a new area I simply take a target zip code/street in my investment area and begin to use google maps to walk up the street using my mouse to zoom in on any property that may look distressed.