If someone comes to me, I'll send them your way.If you need help in your search or want to verify something don't hesitate to ask.For example: I have clients worldwide and things are just as easy as I e-mail them, talking on the phone.

There is no mail box.

The plan was to mail to these addresses.

Just set a calendar reminder and repost every week

If you want to spend a few extra minutes you can save even more on items doing the following:For Lowe's I've gotten up to 34% off: Sign up for Post office mail forwarding for 10% off coupon, shop discount gift card sites for above 10% off gift cards (the best I've gotten was 18% off), buy the gift cards through topcashback website (1-4% off), purchase gift cards with citi double cash credit card for an extra 2% off.I bought a Neato vacuum that retails for $500 for $364 (shipped to the house) using the same method above except substituting the 10% off mail coupon from the post office with bed bath and beyonds typical 20% off. 

If they have utilities on or receive mail at the address it's a rock solid case for them to show they are "tenants" even if they don't pay rent or have a lease.   

Or if you feel so inclined, you could pursue a strategy like direct mail marketing, or working with a wholesaler.If the demand for your most desirable neighborhoods is too high, are there other areas of the city that offer similar features?

I sure don't expect everything to come easy so thank you for the reminder to keep my eye on the prize! 

I hope to have them ready to mail out by the 1st.

So I registered to do business in Indy, have my attorney & CPA, launched my first Indy direct mail campaign yesterday, visited Indy to drive areas of some of the properties I was interested in.