Your day-to-day personal expenses are covered; you're free from credit card debt and other personal / consumer debts; you're saving in traditional retirement accounts, like a workplace 401k, up to your full employer match; you have a comfortable emergency fund.I'm assuming the real estate market, at this time, is "normal" (like 2014 or 2015).

They will always say yes, because every investor wants off market deals, so then just exchange business cards.

Should I just send each person 2 cards or should I cut my list down to 1,000 or 500 and increase the mailings to each?  

Does she have a checking account or debit card? 

i am sure someone can recommend good ones in your area,also go to lowes and the depot early in the morning and get cards good luck @Vincent Matraxia

list=PLASIT_lNqzXlrN...get a "I BUY HOUSES CARD", go network, find transactional funding if cash buyers can't buy, that should be your "intention"And get licensed in OH@Bill Gulley@Jay Hinrichs

This created a sense of urgency and eventually he said yes :)Be friendly and play with open cards.

Anyways the question I have is this...I'm really trying to figure out where to put money first as far as marketing goes, have website and business cards etc...but as far as the marketing goes its a tough decision.

There's hidden costs of extra miles on the car, business cards, website membership charges, business license, training materials, ect. so even on a shoestring you're going to need to budget.

I want to take business cards to hand out.