Either way hand addressed envelope or yellow express envelope and hit the list 3 times.

are not made to "desparate people" but to businessesIt appears that you see everything from the perspective of residential lending, similar to the concept of "to the hammer, every problem looks like a nail" or whatever the heck that expression is.So I'll simply assume that your comments are not intended as an attack, and when you ask where the door is, tell you to prevent posterior trauma upon departure.

Try placing it in an express style envelope

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Both have expressed interest learning "Dad's side business", but like all twenty year olds, they sometimes struggle to grasp concepts when Dad explains it.

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That would not do anything positive for your brand.If they call and express interest in selling why aren't you pursuing the opportunity.

I knew, and still do great business with and learn from, my banker on a personal level.We expressed interest to our realtor network in the local area that I was looking for a starter investment home.  

Whatever your peers tell you, you don't have to shop at Express or Nordstrom to look professional, regardless of whether you need to accommodate cold weather.Relocation costs - possible, sure, but not a recurring expense so eventually you just move forward.Increasing rents are a good thing when it comes to REI.