My current understanding is that you cannot send out mailers, unless the individuals have a certain net worth, and have expressed an interest in receiving information from you...which I don't know how they can until you contact them! 

I appreciate all the great insights from the BP podcasts and posts and want to give back by writing about some of my own lessons learned related to long distance investing and wealth creation as an American who has lived and worked overseas since 2004.  

Real estate investor-friendly attorneys in Cincinnati:Terry Monnie, owns Title Company of same name.John Yonas, co-owns American Homeland Title with another real estate attorney.Laurie Higgins, specializes in landlord-tenant law and evictionsI can send contact info when I'm back at the home/office.Good property management companies are a struggle, and I'd love to hear from others in the Cincinnati area on this topic myself!

Hi Kurt,I use Express Capital Mortgage.

---------my Boston condo lease is up. my tenant had expressed that they didn't want to renew their lease.

@Tim Debronsky Perhaps a silly question, but would you say there is any need for an LLC if you are an American citizen?

I am a graduate of the George Washington University Law School and a member of the Florida, New Jersey and American Bar Associations.JeraldB1

By American standards, if you can keep 80% of your customers happy, you are considered above standards.  

Since you expressed an interest in flips, I added the link below for your reading pleasure.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/01/07/flipping-houses/ (step by step guide to flips)To be more successful, you simply have to work on the other elements to progress your REI pursuit.

Anywhere.I also express that  the sooner they finance it out, the larger their 'credits' are on a per month basis.