My question is, do I have to buy the actual list in order to get the addresses of the properties?

In Dayton, you'll need to break it down to the neighborhood, and in some areas even block by block.I own some properties in that zip code, but I'd need to know the address to give any specific guidance.

The Rentalyzer  allows you to plug-in any address of any property in the world, and it will show you what the gross rents for that property should be over a year, and includes the occupancy, seasonality, average daily rate, etc. 

My thoughts would be to do this prior to mailing to double check address and obtain phone/email information.Are you getting phone numbers and emails for everyone on your list and cold calling each of them?

There are plenty of ways you can still come across as personal, yet credible with a typed letter on letterhead, where you address the person by name and put a signature on the bottom (actual ink or printed).Then let me tell you about DMM without a website.I rank 1 on google.. in fact I rank #1, #2, #3 , #5 on google.My point is..

@Robert FreemanYou need the “purchase and sale agreement” for the seller, which must have “And/or assigns” on the buyer’s name line.Further, this contract should include: - Address and legal description of the property- Seller’s name- Buyer’s name- And/or assigns” on the buyer’s name line, if you’ll be assigning the property (I’ll talk about this later)- Price- Closing date- The day’s date- Earnest money amount - Contingencies These points come from @Brandon Turner 's book: "The Book on Real estate Investing with No Money Down."

Is there any issue using the same address of my Registered Agent as my LLC business address?

Did I spend time effort headache trying to skip tracing all the addresses that came back from that silly DMM campaign?

Property owner and address.3.

(correct me if I'm wrong with any of these numbers)There are several challenges with this deal & property as well as a few unknown variables which I will address.