Until you know your mailer is getting every interested prospect, test different offers, headlines, phrases,  images/graphics (if any), envelope size, fonts and other elements of you mailer.

I got a $50 starbuck gift card from him last Christmas, and a big bottle of Crown Royal when my family went to Oregon in August for a family wedding. 

Make use of someone's image for the purpose of humor?  

I'm not sure I belong on any "dream teams", but yes I do evaluate a lot of multifamily.We currently have over 500 units under contract and my partner was interviewed by the Wall Street Journal yesterday and a deal we recently purchased in Florida will apparently be featured as their "deal of the week" next Wed.  

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The classic handwritten yellow letters don't work well for presenting a professional image; that strategy is more covert and works better for people who are intentionally not wanting to look like a professional or a business.

Now that I am increasing my awareness of different methods one can use I can imaging a right time to leverage my money by using loans to keep expanding my real estate holdings under the right conditions of course and knowing I can do it responsibly. 

I emailed the images of the deed and my steps to him as well as a testimonial video and guess what?

@Dev Horn Here is a sample of the C fold we are enjoying currently.Inside click link to enlarge imageOutside and inside Click link to enlarge image

In addition, you can also print a small thumbnail sized image of the subject property itself in the top left corner of the envelope itself (see blog post linked below for more information).