Any title company can give you a print out of the prices (they are regulated in Texas).

Cody,Yes, I give them printed deposit slips to deposit right in my bank.

I spent about 75k on doing a HUGE marketing campaign in the SF Bay Area.. 20k on radio 15k on print... and rented a big room at hotel for 10k plus other expenses came to about 75k as i recall this was 2004.. 

Especially when you read the fine print of his deals that him and his companies get at least 75% of the capital gains when the property is sold.

Does anyone know of a good company that is similar to REI Print Mails check offer mailer?

@David Miller 3x5 note cards or larger and buy 300/400 in the beginning.Make cards for everything in bold, underlined or italic print.  

You made a great point, even with blue prints in my experience, even with crazy due diligence, shooting the worst case scenario (I would say, I am a top tier professional when it comes to estimating a job) - it always cost waaay more than it should have, and took waaay longer than it should.

First, on their website they have a printed enrollment form, for people with no email to manually fill out, that I can download.

I do what I do because in my area, a $25K vacant acquisition can get turned into a $45K occupied rental with the tenant paying down the refinance for me, while I take my cash and get me another acquisition that can be turned into another little money-printing machine for me.

Preferably the prospect will provide a current, printed, typical paystub showing year to date earnings, and deductions for taxes, medical, etc.