The property is tiny but on a decent lot.

Before you tell me the 194 is not enough, this area I'm marketing to happens to have decent cash flow and appreciation potential, so I don't really know that in-state landlords in their right minds would be looking to unload at a discount, especially in an appreciating market.Budget is not an issue, but I would prefer quality leads over quantity, mostly because I work at a hospital where I wouldnt be able to answer the phone during those hours.

The other is a tiny little house in a neighborhood with bigger, more expensive homes where the couple wants to retire and figure they could sell the house.

Pictorials are used for branding not instant gratification so don't expect the call quantity to be the same as a text PC. 2) Change the call to NAME....

.- I mailed out my postcards at a quantity of 300-400 and an interval of once a week.

It seems to get a decent rate from another yellow letters supplier your order must be around 1,000 units, and I haven't seen the option to send out a tiny a1 invitation envelope from any sources.

You might do better to spend more per piece and drastically reduce the quantity.

I believe this business is all about marketing so beginning tomorrow I'm going to detail for 30 days the marketing types, quantity, frequency and prospect groups.

Yeah, we also use the this algorithm, but we're looking for at least a 3.5 ;-)Seriously though, we are looking more for a QUANTITY of potential opportunity.  

I'm starting my first direct mail campaign this month. I'm working on a limited starting budget and I'm handling the mailing myself until I get a deal and can afford to outsource it. As I'm working on getting a mailin...