I am VERY new to this market and other than my house that I "Own", 99% of my knowledge on real estate has been stuffed into my head over the past two weeks from this podcast, the Rich Dad series and YouTube.

Hey guys,I'd like to listen to this podcast, but stuffing the following URL ...http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/feed/podca...into my podcast reader (MediaMonkey) isn't working, manly because the end of it doesn't contain a filename.Can you help me out with ...renewsblog/feed/podcast/index.rss or rss.php or whatever I need to enter?

The time you spend learning the market (something I'll bet pretty much everyone here has thought about at one time or another) can be spent driving for dollars, putting up bandit signs, stuffing envelopes...on and on... when you are starting out!  

You can even send letters out right then and there without stuffing envelopes!

We do 8.5x11 typed letter with handwritten note/signature, handwritten envelope and first-class postage for about $.85 each (completely outsourced other than driving boxes of letters to the post office).Stamp: $.45 (we bought a big supply before the price increase)Envelope: $.026Paper: $.005Printing: $.09Return Address: $.024Writing/Addressing/Stuffing: $.25Pens, etc: $.01

Nice, You stuffed yourself?.

The list I bought from Listsource cost me about .22 per lead.Grand Total- 77 Cents per MailerTime- Maybe a total of 3 hours (creating mailer template, printing, stuffing, stamping)

When you get a letter in the mail and it is hand addressed you wonder who it is from and open it.Setting up mail merge, printing the letters, stuffing and sealing the envelopes, hand writing the envelopes and then stamping them is VERY time consuming.

@Alex Perez  I'm currently doing all the mailing myself (printing, folding, stuffing, etc), with each piece of mail averaging around 70 cents (multiply by how much you will be sending).

As for the work of stuffing the envelope, which is better or cheaper.