4"x6" index cards work well. 

I would send a six month campaign starting with small text Postcards, then Yellow Letters, followed by Large Text Postcards, then a professional letter, Greeting Card and finished with a ZipLetter.If you need help let me know...

I have an LLC with nothing (no credit card, no assets)I understand (generally) that in order to initially get 'business credit' for the LLC one must use their own 'personal credit' to secure a loan. 

@Aaron MikottisHow about changing your business cards to: Aaron "Pongo" Mikottis as a way to introduce the Pongo portion of your identity?

This will be a win-win situation in working with me long term on finding, contracting, selling & listing properties.

I often apply for the free credit cards that companies send me.  when they ask for my annual income i usually tell them 10k a year.  The thing is, its all under the table.would irs or anyone ever come after me for this?

Is this feasible(It sounds win-win, but is it actually)?

If your ready to go, I would put aside a few hundred for marketing - business cards, postcards, fliers, a list or two if you don't want to take the time to look things up yourself.  

Have you tried looking on the property card through the town/city assessor website?

It would definitely help to keep the credit cards balances as low as possible and many lenders don't want to see your debt to income ratios more than 30% and no large cash deposits or withdrawals, the bank will pick apart your statements like crazy!