When you're flipping houses it is inevitable that you will encounter structural and foundation issues and your competence is the key to dealing with this.

The worse I have personally encountered was $30k foundation issues.

Your chances of turning a face to face encounter into a transaction are much higher than direct mail marketing.

Has anyone encountered a lower service that prints AND mails together as a package?

Here is my philosophy, if you are paying someone then they should gladly support your business however if you don’t ask them too they most likely won’t on purpose.Here are just a few ways they can help.•Send them some flyers and ask them to include them in their payments to their vendors.•Ask them to apply a bumper sticker of yours on their vehicle•Ask them if you can put a Business card holder full of your business cards in their lobby.•If they send out a newsletter see if you can put a free ad in it.Get creative with your ideas, anything you are willing to do for yourself they may be willing to do for you as well.

It sounds like a dumb idea if you considering the cost savings of doing everything your self but then there is a moment when you are sitting at the dinner table with your husband, your back and finger are hurting, hours have gone by with what seems like no progress, folding 1,500 pieces of paper, putting a sticker and a stamp on them.

I think it essential to define both the number of units (2-4, 5-10, 11+ etc.) as well as the specific problems that a single inner might encounter.

Alternatively, a friend of mine uses merlindata and says he likes the pricing better.Those return to sender labels on first class mailings you spoke of... there's a reason the stickers are GOLD.

Hahaha...I actually do the same thing except that I send some marketing pieces like a flyer, magnet, stickers and the like.  

If you've never encountered one, I have tons of examples.