Do y’all think direct mail is even worth it if you can’t mail on a massive scale?

I'd like to expand my rental fleet, while also dipping into House Flipping in the DFW area and Tulsa/OKC.It is a pleasure to e-meet all of you!

Generally, you should 1099 each independent contractor whom you pay $600 or more in cash, check, or e-check/EFT during the tax year in the course of your trade or business.There are exceptions to this general rule, and it's important to understand what makes an activity rise to the level of a trade or business.You'll want to consult your tax advisor for the deep conversation.

I'm still at about 60 days from start(service of notice) to finish(booting their a$$e$ out the door) of an eviction, though more difficult cases can run into 70-75 days.

I just read an e-book called Replace Your Mortgage by Michael Lush and David Dutton.

@Jason Heinze I ordered my copy today and received a notice it's in the mail as well.

Pure hustle.....you're mailing, calling, knocking doors....talking to people...... lots of investors for example start with pre-foreclosures, tax delinquent lists, code violation lists, divorce lists, probate lists, etc.

What i'm doing now - I've got a small marketing budget of 3-5k (total - unless a deal comes in) and i've got a person who drives around for me now sending me the foreclosures she's serving and any vacant properties she comes across and she's agreed to a fee once i close a deal (Sent about 20 properties so far).I'm still driving for dollars when i can using landglide and truepeople to find owners and call or mail them.

Are you utilizing a direct mail or another more aggressive tactic to find deals? 

Anyone know how I can estimate what e tax bill will be?