(This is a test to see how ready you are). :-)A great resource for getting a feel for ITP neighborhoods is Curbed.OTP all looks the same.

Yes there are dues and biannual testing, but why would you not want your license?

Not you getting tested...getting the building tested!

This will be a test run and he'll do much of the work on my addition and the lot splits while I'm on a 40 day cruise beginning 4-11.

In my opinion the quality aspect of this decision is not on the card print quality but more so the quality of the content and the "quality" of the distribution area.When canvassing with postcards my most successful card was always a black and white basic card targeted at that specific unit type with a basic message of "I would like to buy your house, please call Mark on XXX" Im not suggesting using this exact card but there is so much spam going through doors from pizza places that a colorful card can be mistaken for something else.I would try 3/4 test runs of different cards, monitor the success and go with that.Hope this helps.

Has anyone done actual testing on their letters to find out what works, what doesn't?

I am currently taking an online test prep course to get ready.

They are doing what we call (testing the market) to see if any over-motivated buyers out there who will pay a premium.

I just signed with a local broker (passed the test and did the paperwork, woohoo!

I have become familiar with the 50% rule, and it is good to know that this is a time-tested rule to follow.