This was covered the other day:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/83731I bet this guy's other tenants have all paid their March rent early and most have probably paid April.

I don't believe there is a one size fits all type of service although, there should be a baseline standard.

Any questions you have you can bet the answer is here!

I'd be willing to bet that the second one is the more common story of the two.

The letters work just as well without all the hassle.Then I fold the letters into quarters and they fit perfectly into a white or ivory A2 invitation style envelope, (size 4 3/8 x 5 3/4), that you can pick up at Staples or Office Depot.I never use a printer to print the recipients address.

Can't really help you, this is legal territory, your best bet is to get a RE Attorney to help you with this.

I also garnish state tax returns, my success rate to date is pretty good, my collection attorney takes 15-30% depending on the size of the garnishments.

I did see one recommendation for Vistaprint but they don't seem to offer a large enough size.

They have a 120lb Mastiff and even brought him for the hour drive so that I could meet him and see that despite his size he is the sweetest dog.

Do this by comparing the prices of similar 3/1s of different size (again order of preference if available: both condos in same complex, condos in same area, SFRs).From my experience as a renter, I have found that the square footage has less of an effect than you might think.