Otherwise, I've gotten 5 spam emails so far with things from twitter and cl systems, to printer cartridge ink.

You might be paying the exactly the same window but different "print-out" of you factor, it is, after all, just generated by a printer.

I am currently using my couch for most of my business and I have an office where I keep the printer and a few files.

That included buying leads, envelopes, paper, stamps, post cards (click2mail), ink for printer, mailbox at UPS store (didn’t want to use my real address), simple website and sending mailers to about 1200 addresses….mailing to some once and others twice (I was new and was testing the waters).

I looked into using carbon paper, but apparently you need a dot matrix printer to make them work.

I go to a local sign printer and get some nice ones for like $12 each or so.

These days we produce highly customized direct mail pieces on $500,000+ Xerox Gen3 printers!

I have access to an industrial printer so the volume isn't an issue.I'm looking to hit:1100+ absentees65 y/o+ deed holders w/equity in specific zip codes( 200-400 names)Code violationsDriving for dollarsThese are the marketing strategies I am currently implementing. ^ are these reasonable strategies to meet my goals? 

And we send formal, two page offers (mail merge), in a window envelope by a professional printer.

Credit counselors, family counselors and shrinks, small real estate offices, even digital printers, advertising firms and travel agencies don't need alot of room.Have you made your calls yet?