Assuming you target a specific market (one, two, three zip codes or neighborhoods, for example), and define some buying criteria (property type, condition, square footage, etc), there will not be enough people for you to market to to generate a crazy call volume.

I actually ended up buying three properties from that campaign. 2 with hard money and 1 with 1031 funds.

I’ve been working for the USPS as a mail processing clerk for the past three years - I handle and organize letters and packages (via methods of machine sorting and hand sorting) for the carrier routes the next morning.Overall, the post office has treated me well, putting fairly decent checks in my pocket with some pretty sweet benefits to go along with them.

I've read three real estate books already and the more I read the more passionate I become about it.

I get one low life after another with evictions, criminal histories, low income but thinks they can afford it (75% of income on rent), they are going to pay the landlord who evicted them from their first apartment three years ago back even though I have had all this time to do it and still haven't, he evicted them after their first month it wasn't their fault, I'm innocent, blah bla blah. 

@Jake PetersonI would ask for the rent rolls for the last three years.

A little about myself: I am a proud mama of three very beautiful munchkins who give my husband and I every reason to learn how to invest in real estate as well as other areas, and build wealth for the future.  

Overcharging is defined as charging three or more times the current market price.

However, the only thing on my mind is three deals i'm working on and a forth I'm trying to get going.  

Will you be living in the basement unit or one of the three bedroom units?