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.

Those banks will indeed charge the payer's account upfront.Some banks will actually print a check with the payer's  routing and account number, and the account will not get charged until the check is deposited.On the original issue.

The Fine PrintListen my little mere mortals, here is the fine print.1) This is just an EXAMPLE of how I would approach it after a bit of research and then test the page.