I would offer a home brew I usually have but you caught me in-between batches! 

This is an example of the kind of campaign I usually execute:Week 1: Send mailersWeek 1: (Optional) Start targeting your prospects with online adsWeek 2: Call up all your prospects to follow up the mailWeek 3: Send text messages to all the prospectsWeek 4: Leave voicemails (whenever possible)Week 5: Send out second batch of direct mailNow, what you do with these leads really depends on your situation.

Also, you may have to use a batch skip tracer or go through and look up the LLC info so that you are mailing directly to the owner's address and not the business address where their assistant may just throw it away.

Banks like to batch loans together so they can sell them, but when you transfer the property from a personal name into an LLC they can no longer batch you.

IM TRYING TO SUBMIT MY LIST TO BE SKIP TRACED BUT WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE USED THE BATCH SKIP TRACING FORMAT?

I've been doing (what I call) batch showings and application processing.

I may try bumping it up to $30 per month for incoming tenants in the next batch. 

A successful direct mail campaign would be executed like this:  Week 1: Send out your mail to your magical listWeek 1: (Optional) Start targeting your prospects with online adsWeek 2: Call up all your prospects to follow up the mailWeek 3: Send text messages to all the prospectsWeek 4: Leave voicemails (whenever possible)Week 5: Send out second batch of direct mailThis is not the only mailing schedule out there, nor is it “the best.”

Would recommend finding at least 100 properties for your first batch, should be able to get a deal or at least learn a lot while only having to pay for gas and stamps.

Focus your time and budget on 1-2 tactics that feel understable to you and fit your schedule (i.e. driving for dollars or door to door may not work for you if you still work a 9-5 but batching yellow letters at night does). 3.