Valupak that blue recyclable envelope.... does anyone even open them?

Everything else goes in the recycling bin. 

I also give them a detailed 11"x17" floor plan with dimensions of each wall that they may need to plan out furniture placements, as well as locations of switched receptacles, cable outlets to plan where to put floor lamps, mount TVs etc...At key handover I give them more detailed package including a list of appliance models and serial numbers, a detailed electrical panel schedule, city mosquito control number, garbage collection schedule for regular waste, recycle waste, yard waste and bulk trash, smoke alarm batteries, storage shed padlocks, location of the secret switch to opens the swinging bookshelf that reveals two more bedrooms.

But since then there has been a heavier focus on the implications of MARKETING properties, if indulged in by unlicensed, non-title-holding, "wholesalers" - to the PUBLIC (ie. retailing), and yes, it is clear to me that if your State has a "no brokering without a license rule", it is likely that the MARKETING of properties that you don't own, could get a magnifying glass focused between the hot sun and you (regardless of your $100.00 equitable interest)!

I have to say this is a little bit ingenious, even though it is obviously fake!.   

I am heavily considering instant water heaters to free up space and I am thinking of converting the bath tubs to large showers with frame-less glass walls. 

The front doors are still the same, they have a door lock, they swing back and forth, but the $300k home will have fancy glass in them, and occasionally the cheap one will have bars.The $300k house might have a 50-gallon water heater, or a tankless, which are more expensive than the standard 40-gallon water heater. 

The foam on top may look appealing, but the substance is maybe hidden a bit lower in the glass ;)

(are you a glass half empty or half full kind of person?)

With branding, even if your piece is tossed in the recycling, the homeowner can be reminded of who you are and what you do.Remember, our mailers are not what convinces someone to sell their house.