Is direct mail really dead?

Message me directly if you have any specific questions or if you are looking to get preapproved.

Home could easily rent for $3,000+.It is the next-to-last house on a quiet street, our lot is next to the home of the person who sold the development back in the 70s  and he kept 20 acres to himself -- so our home's backyard and to the side is 20 acres of woods and trails that won't be developedIn-ground swimming pool with a new pump and pool linerNew water heater, washer and dryer, and full-home water filtration system (all put in just before we moved in)Renovated kitchenExtremely unique "sunroom" that the first owner had custom-built with huge nearly floor-to-ceiling windows.

I also need to find out what the best way is to go about collecting the payment online from the tenant, then direct depositing the amount after my fee into the owner's bank account.  

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I think I found a decent deal in Ohio. 

Your tenants can also transfer money directly into an operating account that your bank can "sweep" nightly if you want to eliminate risk. 

Anyone that could point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

Our portfolio is finally passive but it took many years to get there.In today's market, generating lots of profitable deal is the time challenge for investors (not PM) and it takes networking, marketing, and direct to owner contact; so, we have pivoted to more passive investing with others who have full time staff dedicated to deal flow every day. 

Any tenant that is not paying full market rent is a bad tenant that is having a direct negative impact on your business. 

Any direction and guidance on this issue would be really helpful.