Even if all were investment properties, it's not enough repetition to have the needed processes, experience, and resources.

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Most of the higher price stuff have just a few so you will notice the repetition in a large room.

That's how you learn and grow... through experience and repetition. 

Sorry, if some of this is repetitive. 

Now, I believe cold calls are ok if you’re respectful, not repetitive, and understand “no”.

So postcards might not be your best bet unless you can make yourself stand out.As for understanding value of properties, you just have to complete repetitions on deal analysis.

The point is, prevention is much less costly than remediation...you do not want to have repetitive service calls for multiple minor issues after someone moves in, when they should have been addressed during the turnover.Also, a lot of people have poor imaginations, and find it difficult to envision their furniture in a space that is already furnished and cluttered.

Testing and repetition are key!

There's something oddly therapeutic about the repetition for a short while...maybe I have issues.