They would see you as a potential customer and usually they won't refer you to areas they would like to deal with themselves.

WebbMost title companies have a customer service rep.

A quick tip that I thought up when I used to do a ton of direct mail marketing for my Realtor list is to hand write out labels onto the sticky label sheets.

Interfax. you get a 866 fax number, to send and receive. about $12 a month, and you buy "packs" of faxes @ 50-100-250-1000 at a time. its about 6 cents a fax at the lowest, and I think 2-3 cents at the highest. works great with gmail, and they have customization inputs, for your faxes. they also have a working forum, which is a huge plus these days.

My consulting firm is..the customer is always right and my job is not finished until it is perfect at whatever cost….but I have excellent profit margins with these customers.

Video clips may be a good option to convince the customers about the look or the actual space.

Last year I had an opportunity to buy a custom home on 12 acres on a short sale.

By just saying you wanted to be a customer?

"... and then there was the Bank President who told his Loan Officer VPs to drink Whiskey or Scotch at lunch instead of Vodka so that the customers would know that they were drunk and not Stupid."

I am assuming your goal is to actually sell the property (tenant executes the L/O) vs. generate bitter customers at the gain of a little extra revenue.