Buy the phone and then you buy your service card every month, walmart sells them.

Like yellow letter, regular letter, post card spread out in one week intervals.

Before you try to tell me conf is tougher, I call BS (as in card game).

How about someone that just got carried away with their charge cards....

Thanks, JonI charted out the fees for the next 20 years or so, comparing Equity & Entrust per transaction and unlimited transactions, to Guidant's one-time-fee [$3,000 less $250 if electing fees be paid via credit card, for traditional IRA] , and depending on the number of transactions one is planning on doing, Guidant's fee really comes out as a great bargain, especially over the competitions' top unlimited transactions plans.The huge debate was whether to write the IRS a huge check to convert to Roth, or leave this account as a Stretch IRA for the kids to inheirt.

Clss members may recieve from $50 to $4500 in Lowe's gift cards and cash.

I have a very small budget and can afford sending out 100 postcards a week, and 100 yellow letters a week, my list is about 1800 (absentee owners) is it worth sending these cards out?

I already have two realtor friends on board so I have MLS access to do comps (and other help down the road).I've already decided to skip a lot of the business formalities for now (name, LLC, cards, etc) and just work under my name for the time being.

If you join, you'll be listed as a vendor with your contact info and services you provide.Instead of contacting Landlords, run an ad on Craigslist about your company..a link to your website would be beneficial.If you don't have a website, you should have one listing your services and lists of properties for rent with photos.Run ads in your local newspapers.Of course get listed in the telephone directory.Join your chamber of commerce and you'll be listed as a local business on their website.Put out Flyers, hand out business cards.

many libraries actually only require a library card to get into the reference database.