Includes a logo, company motto, company name, basic-basic-basic graphics (crossing lines or something like that) but still would leverage the personal, "handwritten" angle. 

I have had contractors offer to pay for it upfront, but smaller things like a box of nails that they choose because they know the correct angle/size/style and they are already at Home Depot anyway.The larger items, I always pay for.

I looks like Jordan Belfort, the guy who "The Wolf of Wall Street" is based on (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) is doing some moonlighting as a real estate guru of some kind, but I don't quite know the angle.  

Thanks in Advance.MHP Price - $450,000Size – 4.2 acres# of lots – 30Lot rent - $175Occupancy – 90% (27 of 30)Year Built – 1985Water and Sewar – City (Water paid by tenants)Park Owned Homes – 8 @$350/mo avg (6 single/2 double wides)So running my made up numbers, I get….Gross Income – $73,500Operating Expenses - $32,500 (44%...Includes onsite manager)Net Operating Income – $40,000Other Info – Park rents are on par with other similar parks in area.

The 2nd picture is the "After" (from a different angle) picture that shows the block wall up.

I hadn’t thought of it from that angle.

Always some angle!

Eviction laws vary quite widely state to state and municipality to municipality, so don't assume what's legal (or reasonable) one place is legal in another. 

The podcasts cover a wide range of topics and you can determine which route is the best fit for your personality an dthe limitations of your situations. good luck

I think the answer to your question is that the techniques you mention are specific to certain types of investing disciplines, and they are used widely for those types of deals.