I bold the font to make it stand out more.

As others mentioned, it is how you stand out and the value people see + the catchyness of the business card that will remember you over the rest.

"That could help qualify you as an experienced investor and might help you stand out from everyone else who is seeking money from this serious players.

It's great to stand out, but what's even better is getting your letter into the hands of a seller at the time they want to sell. 67 addresses is not even a drop in the bucket, it would take an extraordinary amount of luck to get a call back. 

I think it's difficult to stand out and a get a response now.

Personally, I'm not a fan of yellow letters as they are what a lot of investors use and thus don't stand out and end up in the bin.

It takes being creative in the space to stand out from the other MTR operators who are all trying to get their places booked. 

@Brian WertI would suggest reporting 2 rental properties on your tax returnDuplex Unit 2 & Duplex Unit 1(1 room)You are entitled to a expense/capitalize all the costs directly attributable to the rental units.Example - You pay to advertise the units. you would be entitled to deduct 100% of this expense.You are entitled to take a pro-rated expense for costs that are indirectly attributable to the rental units.

The more common traditional way of accounting for that is to set gain or loss first against the portion of adjusted basis not attributed to depreciation.  

@Amanda Han I attribute a lot of my tax strategy info from my past work with Amanda if you guys have specific questions amanda is a great resource on real estate investing taxation.I mainly help balance between the tax side of things and the banker side of things focusing on the bigger picture of the finances.