@David VitarelliWhen out driving and you see renovations happening at a house, pull over and ask to speak with the GC, see their work and if you like it ask for a card and see if they might be interested in doing business.

This woman is a 36-year-old baby and a card-carrying member of the "Entitled Club".

They have anything from postcards (recommended as first contact due to lower costs involved), letters, zip letters (they have your business card attached to the side that the owner can tear off and save for later) and other great products.The great thing about this service is that you just import your mailing list (which you created through listability.com or some other service) then pick the piece you want.

I have been a fluid reader for months for this forum and I have just made an account today to be able to contribute more to this fantastic community!

Read Eric Drenckhahn's landlord blog .... 

For example, Utah consistently ranks among the lowest in the country for $ spent/student, yet various report card organizations all put Utah somewhere near the middle for quality of education delivered.Thanks.

It's our (the readers and commenters) problem because we don't understand things the way you do because you went to law school. 

Id leave my card so they could call me. 

Even prices that are advertised on their website could be negotiable and you always get 5% off for using their credit card.

It allows you to keep track of all expenses as well as send invoices each monthly and they can pay via check, electronic check, or even a credit card.