Trying to transition from your law practice is a very broad statement.Also keep in mind that it seems a little fishy that newbies that are making money hand over fist would want to announce it to the world because they are so grateful to their mentor ship program that they join.Typically the people that are vouching for any particular niche and/or program have something personally to gain from promoting what they do. 

For that reason, I would recommend a syndication if that’s your situation.if, however, you have time to devote all of your efforts to it, you may be happier being the captain of your own ship and investing in single-family or multi family real estate.

@Ali Boone , you are a kindred spirit who agrees with me that you do not invest in Real Estate as a hobby or to 'buy a job', but you invest so you can take a cruise, sit on a Caribbean Beach or go fishing for Alaskan Salmon.

Hi all,I usually either do all the letters myself or have outsourced it to my VA> However, I am growing and can't manage all the letters and neither can my VA, but I don't want to hire another VA that I don't trust.I was going to use yellowletters for the first time, except it seems that the earliest day to ship out 123 letters will be July 7th.

I bought an $18 special order ink stamp for $4 the other day and they mailed it to me for free on rush delivery.I might spend a few more dollars per month on supplies overall, but Staples is on my way to the gym and if they don't have it in the store, they ship it to me for free.

Shipping a processing was $23.12.  

Additionally, mailers are more of an "autopilot" system- I stuff and mail from my hometown because I want that postmark to be local but someone else prints and ships to me with the postage.

Lack of attention to detail can sink your ship.  

I'm sure your experience is the same.Here's a site where you can buy liquidated stationery.http://www.marketwest.net/Obviously, shipping would partially negate any savings, so Google for "office supply liquidators" to see if you can find one in your area.

You do have to pay shipping on top of that unless you have some deal.I actually am going to be starting my stuff with cards I got there.Back when they used to give away a lot of free stuff I designed a card and whenever I bought other stuff and got over a free shipping threshold I would order as many free items as I could and acquired about 8,000 postcards for free.Since all I need is to address them and get postage I think I just need to get off my duff and mail some!