Do as one poster suggested find an office that you pay so much per deal or a low flat monthly rate.

Then there is some other costs of either $200 plus the cost to make an indicia if you will do the postage that way or the lease of a meter (looks like about $25/month is typical on the low end) if you do it that way.Could be a good deal if you are doing letters (Or "Flats" which is an even bigger discount) since you are saving almost $0.20 a piece but only doing postcards seems like it would take forever to justify the cost.Of course people point out your "Open Rate" is a lot better with a live 1st class stamp so you might not want to do that with your letters anyway.

A tenant is technically on the hook for the length of the lease if they decide to leave early, but I always feel that a problem tenant that leaves early is doing me a favor and keeping the security deposit is good enough.And I've read sections of my lease to tenants, and had them flat-out deny what it says.

Annually or flat?

I prefer to pay a flat, consistent return without sharing any upside.

TV Shows showing deceiving profits and many times flat out lying.

I always recommend using a great agent vs FSBO or flat-fee listing.3.

Often on smaller deals they will accept a flat amount rather than %

Some companies charge a flat rate whether it is inside or outside but most charge less for outside while more for having to break out the interior.

If the guy is flat broke, more reason to watch him closely.Its cleaner to be a high interest lender, but this can work fine if structured right.I used to do banks but now I borrow/partner with private lenders for all my deals, I'll gladly pay the extra costs not to deal with those bastards.