I'm an IT professional looking to supplement my income and eventually exit the mandatory workforce.

Does anyone have a generic contract that you've been using to make offers in Memphis?  

So a lot of people say get a list together and mail a bunch of identical/generic type mailers.

You should provide as much details as possible so that the recommendations you receive will match closely with the realtor's niche instead of generic recommendations and a whole lot of time wasting.

Fast forward a some years and now I'm making a good living doing that for a supplement company.

My long term goal is to supplement our retirement income in 20 years.

We want to keep the yellow letters as short and to the point as possible but also weren't sure if we should have two versions of yellow letters similar to our post cards or if one generic letter would be good enough.

For example, taking 100 acres and making a city, how cool would that be.The good thing about REI is, its flexible and you can do it as a supplement to whatever your doing now or plan to do.I say do both, maybe use your RE license to fund your education in architecture.I agree wholeheartedly with @Ryan Koehler , especially if one is independent.

(example below)I can pull the Zoning code site - http://www.miamidade.gov/zoning/district-iu-c-industrial-conditional.asp however this doesn't explain exactly what can and can't be done (its very generic)LAND USE AND RESTRICTIONS Community Development District:NONE Community Redevelopment Area:NONE Empowerment Zone:NONE Enterprise Zone:NONE Urban Development:OUTSIDE URBAN DEVELOPMENT BOUNDARY Zoning Code:IU-C - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, CONDITIONAL Existing Land Use:802 - VACANT, PROTECTED, PRIVATELY-OWNED.

(I considered it good practice for screening future tenants.)If you're seeing cheap room rent in places like Oakland, Berkeley, or San Jose, that could be from A) larger houses with lots of rooms, B) older homeowners looking to supplement income, or C) homeowners looking to attract college students or startup employees.