I did a direct mail campaign and got a few calls.

I scan and e mail it to them.. then I take it back and put it in my account... try it   it works... as opposed to other offers that have small deposits etc...

Not expensive touches but unique, such as an embossed crest in a fireplace mantel or in trim moldings, a brass mail drop in the front door, brick or stone mail boxes, embossed concrete as stone work, house number counter sunk in an exterior beam, these can identify your work and with a good reputation will add value as a more sought after home than the run of the mill comps.

Originally posted by @Stacy E.

I am spending my time and energy operating three separate businesses - one seasonal service business, one retail, and one e-commerce website.

I also like that you can have the lease e-signed with Rocket Lawyer.

As I was searching the web I can across this e-book that I thought was very informative. 

I just don't want to become another piece of junk mail that gets chucked into the bin without even reading.

I have recently been looking into starting my direct mail efforts for acquiring my first property.  

I know mail outs is the most common but is there anyway to obtain actual phone numbers ?