I don't like the big banks a bit, but I do understand the worthless paper they wrote was stuffed into Fannie & Freddie, so heads we lose, tails they win, and your grand kids will be footing the bill for my capital gain.

That basically amounts to stuffing your money in your mattress, very poor investor advice but each to their own.

Yes, they have 5 weeks, but they are stuffing 30-40% of the work into the last week which means the quality of work couldn't be as good as if they did the work without the pressure. 

should I invest In a direct mail campaign with yellowletterscomplete.com Or do it my self and spend hours stuffing letters by hand?

With that said, I hand wrote all 70 + letters myself, addressed each envelope, stamped and stuffed each one. 

I'm at the point where I know I like this property enough but there could be some issues with building permits that aren't clear and some issues with (I don't know what the technical term is) possible tenant ... stuffing(?)

Written by attorneys but stuffed with practical information, sample forms, and where to find your state laws.

In your area 2x4's would be worth more mostly because more insulation can be stuffed in there.

For instance "$80.00 to remove shredded chair stuffing from lawn." but I would also have a photo of the mess and an invoice for the cleaners. #20 of that would be for my time to arrange the cleaners etc.

Maybe I can help with some of your questions.For your yellow letters I would say that your second idea of stuffing a business card in with your letter would be a better choice than putting a picture on the letter.