This is why some (not all) of large brokerages are focused on closing volume and selling whatever is in the listing inventory to buyers whether the property is nice or a piece of crap.I do the opposite.

We recently partnered with an investor that's paying us to do his marketing as well, which will significantly boost our output to about 3500 pieces per month.

We're still picking up the pieces of his mess, but between the overcharge and the re-done work, we estimate that hiring him was a $6500 mistake.The second in Plumbsmart Technologies. 

Business cards, domain name, company logo, company name, entity type, perfect contract, perfect mailing piece, investor discount - all pretend obstacles new investors tell themselves are necessary tasks to be accomplished before doing what actually makes money - making offers.

It is predominately about the numbers as opposed to your typical mortgage where they ask for any and every piece of personal information.  

Currently I am sending about 3500 pieces of mail (Yellowletters) to absentee owners, I hit mail the same list about 5 times every 6 weeks.

Please count me in as well if any remote positions become available  I currently remote part time for my current Financial Auditing job and already have my office set up and I'm trying to work into real estate full time on the side with a few rentals and flips under my belt at the moment. would love to be on the team if anything ever became available.   

Keep in mind Google's algorithm is never completely revealed.The only piece that you need to hire out, if you are not tech savy, is building the site.  

Do not get fooled.Sharpen your insight to see things that are more difficult to detect.And finally, beware of wrongful blamers and false accusers.Thanks for hearing my piece.

The only thing I would add is remember that direct mail tends to work best when you send a campaign of 5-7 different pieces, 4 weeks apart from each other.