This way you do not get sauce rings in the dough where one bite is dry with no sauce and one bite has too much.

Reliable vendors tend to be a great set of eyes and ears that most tenants don't really think about and just open up to them.

It pays for my aggravation and rarely do I have to reprogram one.As far as storage - I'm all ears..

Happy to lend an ear if you have any questions.

That sounds, to my non-lawyer ears, like the judge can award up to double the amount of the deposit.

Its just that we have to have the discerning ear to pick out what is actually signal or truth and discard the noise or the rest of it.BP is no exception, lots of signal, and lots of noise.

I finally got my phone ringing after I sent out 1000 postcards last week to absentee owners so I'm talking to seller taking all the info.

If your phone starts ringing like crazy, then you'll know you have a good market.

As you mention you are only sending out a few targeted letters, there are a few rules of thumbs to consider so you don't get discouraged:If you are sending out very targeted letters like it sounds like you are you can expect for every 100 letters you send to get 5-10 calls.For every 25 calls you get you might get 1 deal.With Direct Mail marketing, volume is the key to get the phone ringing and then to find the one good deal out of the leads you get.

Im not generating additional rent from it and you better believe when the thing dies the phone will ring.