Tenant must have received the package yesterday because Tenant is now calling me multiple times per day, but not leaving any voice-mail. 

But you also risk tying up a persons property with no ability to close.Your best bet is to run your own mail and find someone off of here to work with.

We are planning 1 large mail drop that covers all the good areas within our city.  

I am planning my direct mail campaign and am wondering how do you separate your lists and mailers?

( I think I already know the answer to that but I'm still asking)When looking for the "right" mailing list, what target property owns do I want to focus on to get a greater chance for deals?

Hi all,I was thinking today that it might be handy to have a lock box I could leave on site (locked onto a porch post or secured somehow) when I am showing an apartment for those that aren't able to scan and e mail applications on line.  

Check this news story out:Chicago Faces $2.2 Billion Bank Payout After Rating Cut to JunkThis kind of thing really scares the heck out me and I want to find out if it does for other investors too. We all know what hap...

I have gotten deals from mailing LLCs. 

Does anyone else use AgentPro247 to generate mailing lists?

Hi there, I rent rooms out in my house which I also live in.I recently had a new tenant move in as of April 28th.When tenants move in I usually have them sign a month-to-month lease right away or if not [conflicting schedules or me forgetting] then I post date the lease to day of move in or start of month and we sign.As my newest tenant keeps to himself a lot or is often out and I have been pretty busy I posted the lease and lead disclosure to his door with a note asking him to please review and sign it and talk to me if he had any questions or concerns.My problem is that it is now the 13th of May and the lease is still taped to his door and I have reminded him casually twice and in a more serious tone once that "I really need him to get the lease back to me."