I'm a Christian but also a marketing guy; ours is a diverse society and our marketing should be sensitive to people of many different beliefs & traditions.We don't say Merry Christmas in our general marketing, but we also don't avoid the spirit and look of Christmas.The Red/Green/Gold colors say Christmas.

And the letter categorization of neighborhoods can be helpful but so much is specific to the location (down to the block and neighbors) and your personal comfort level and goals ... many of the urban areas in the US, for example, look drab and sad to me but no doubt investors are making money there. 

I am looking for guidance in the following subjects:Best place to get your listBest yellow letter company to useShould I use a yellow letter companyTips and trick on mailing piecesEnvelope with letter or post cardFlashy with colors and "WE PAY CASH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

I have a leasing office and all my properties are a block or 2 apart right now.

We bought one down the block from him last month.

However, I feel like I'm at a road block.  

I live downtown Newark, and while where I live is cool, it can get very dangerous just a few blocks away.

With that process, I'll have some renderings made, or at the least a colored site plan showing all the landscaping and units that will go on it.

She often would use fingernail polish to raise a large colored dot on the whole one side of a key to mark them. 

Only a few blocks can make a huge difference in price and rent desirability.