I agree with the real stamps, much better response, as with handwritten font, and multiple mailings.

Construct your card under those peramiters and use legiable type fonts and sizes and do not "over-crowd" the card with too much info."

Bright yellow cardstock with black text in Courier New font works well for me.

I've been sending to both middle and lower class neighborhoods, playing with different fonts and envelopes, and its been interesting on how the response differs in each neighborhood.Its encouraging to hear that getting mentored from my friend is a good opportunity, I've had close friends telling me not to do it, but its better to listen to people who are experienced with real estate.As far as dialing in the arrangement, we'll be doing it on 3 levels:1.

Also here's this neat trick, you can create your own font from your own handwriting. here Enjoy!

He emphasizes the importance of doing and doing with consistency AND then tweaking the system instead of getting caught up with what size paper and font to use.

(just made that up for illustration) and you always put that on every piece, in the same font, in the same color, and you also snag IBuyontheFly.com so you can tie things together.It could be a visual image, like your pieces always have a pic of an eagle on them or whatever.

Also, while the font is very cool, it might be harder to read when people are moving.Nice work though!

Legislation even dictates font size.No kidding.Font size.

I am also considering venturing out to the Court House again.Please excuse spelling - I can't read the font on my messed-up laptop.