You can reach greater quantities of prospects for perhaps 40-60% of the costs.

& @Cody Alexander - how do the snappack/Zip Letters compare with standard "Yellow Letter" pricing on quantities of 1,000 - 5,000 pieces?

It can be a tiny text.

Did a short sale to a cash buyer with Wells Fargo and made 34,000 commission of a 40 cent plus investment.I could much more with direct mail and I plan on it.I do not think it's about quantity.

But when you say .8%, what quantity of mail are you sending per batch?

They have a really easy order form and you can see as you add quantity the price per letter drops. 

The only job I could get was in Philadelphia so I moved there all on my own, not knowing a soul, and the old Mercury Marquis I'd had since I was 18 and bought for $2500 was not gonna parallel park in the tiny places available where I lived.

@Tin- I understand the psychology of goal setting.

She does that because she hadn't experience the right market.Every once in a while we go to the warehouse market and buy crap in huge quantities we will never use. it's full of oversized carts pushing their way threw a maze of isles stuffed full of people

.- Site a tiny house or (2) and rent it AirBnB- Lease the land to a billboard company- Lease the land to a satellite or antenna company where they can put antenna's on your yard.- Coordinate with neighbor for their potential needs (direct lease to them)- Coordinate with neighbor for access to improve market value of your dog-leg parcel- Donate the land to the local garden club to improve the aesthetics and drive higher rents.