The one that is all capitol letters and bold face, starting with " EFECT OF ADDENDUM:"The subject of this original post, IMO, arose from a lack of effective communication between licensed offices and their officers.  

If you print your own cards, easy to do with today's technology, you could change your title just to print a few cards for a banker meeting. 

Not once have I seen a disclaimer in fine print that reads something along the lines of..."

That includes getting a free absentee owner list off my MLS (1800 names total that I will mail to over time) and formatting, writing and formatting the yellow letter, printing, writing the return and property addresses on the envelope, stuffing, stamping, and driving to the post office.

On the other extreme, there's a fellow I know who has them pre-printed in bulk on coroplast for a slick, professional look.

You have to be relentless print ever freaking realtors name and contact info off google in your area and call them.

(The bedrooms are small though).The owner had a print out from Vision Government Solutions, Inc.

A commentor to the video said, that the effort the person put in to JUST birddoging was too much and that if they went through all that trouble, then they should go ahead and simply wholesale the property to the buyer.So my question is, since I am pulling comps, getting everything about the house except the architectural blue prints to the house, am I doing too much, and is what I am doing overkill for a lousy $500 - $1,000?

I have read an article about ordering through a print shop and using their mail permit (dropping the price per mailer to $0.12!)

While the price of a property usually weeds out many investors in this respect, as Mike pointed out, maybe some of us just don't want confrontations and others are hungry enough and bold enough to take on anyone if there is a dollar to be made honestly.