There are certainly times when this offering will better meet a customer's need who might otherwise consider storage but self storage also has several advantages that differentiate it from on demand type services.

It turns out they're no longer receiving Foreclosure/NOD info from the county (at least where I live), so all they have is generic homeowner leads--not a good investment.I'm looking for a suitable replacement, that a) doesn't cost too much more (ie. under 50 cents per lead)b) specifically offers NOD and/or pre-NOD (preferably both) with custom zip codes and other criteriaThe ones I've come across that fit this are:- Consumer Data Leads (CDL)- www.yellowlettercomplete.com *- www.yellowletterhq.com ** Note: I plan to create my own yellow letters (as it's cheaper than having them pre-made), but these websites also have options to buy leads.I'm curious, but also skeptical...none of these businesses will say exactly how these lists are obtained (from a broker, directly from the county, etc.).Anyone have experience with the ones cited above, or any others?

As if all this isn't bad enough, they don't work with conventional financing and steer customers towards using their own internal lender, which charges exorbitant rates. 

If you are a small investor you should use a small PM firm, a big company will not give a small customer a high level of service, they will put their efforts into their big customers. 

Talk to local business owners in that area, they will tell you a lot about the flow of customers.

Some of the online services are the same company masked as different companies and their fees, annual renewals and customer service are no good! 

Any other suggestions so I don't need to go out and pay for a custom door? 

I'm with KW in the DFW area I'm taking the BOLD training through KW and I have to get two listings by the end of May any feedback would help.I'm curious as to how I can win over my customers to trust me to list their home for themThanks in advance.

For utility customer service reps, it is not their first rodeo working with REIs, lol.Edited to add:  But be careful with water and/or sewerage accounts. 

From looking at my customer activity, I would say flipping never left though.