Gary,  Contact Kevin Font 5129177272.

Hi Michala,I think the easy to read ones are the best because I enter them into my contact manager software.Easy to read meaning, non small clear typeface, a reachable phone for you, an email you check regularly, and the name you want to be called plus your last name.Plus if you do something relevant to the meetup, such as flipping, or buyers agent, etc...state that under your name.Avoid fancy swirly fonts, and tiny fonts and lots and lots busy background.That's what I like to see personally, BUT the card content isn't really that important, it's more the impression you personally make on the other person.   

Do not use the phrase or even a thought of what I emphasized in bold font quoting your text!

@Shawn ConnorsI have been doing DM to multi owners (2-4 units)I used list source for the list, you could also do owner occupant, or just absentee owners I still hit at least 5 times (I'm planning on 6) 1st month response rate was 7% (handwritten letters) 2nd month rate: 2.5% (made copies) 3rd month- just sent (used mail merge, printed on yellow letter, handwritten font) Do you plan on doing these in house? 

p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px Helvetica; -webkit-text-stroke: #000000} span.s1 {font-kerning: none}I was a late follower of Todd.

I used a huge font on an 18" x 24" sign so this was surprising.

2) I've heard some people can't tell the difference between handwriting font and actual handwriting (I am not one of them though :-), so that's probably worth considering.3) You probably do want a brief script for when someone calls, and also a plan for when you (hopefully!)

Also, the font is easy to read (Times 12 point) and with 1 inch margins as required by our county court.

Or handwritten font?

At the top of your resume (after your name and contact information) you should have your Objective in a bold and noticeable font.