Also, be wary of the emotional support animal thing, as they may try that route in order to get the pets in without your consent, so read up on it here in the forums and maybe have a required form ready so they can't just use the cheap online letter that almost anyone can get these days.   

You can find them on craigslist, bigger pockets, you can use uber drivers mail man and more...Also listen to podcast 81 on Marketing from the guy that owns yellow letters.

If you are bound by an early termination clause, send them a letter in writing (email should be fine) stating which provisions they are in violation of, and explain you will let it go if they let you out of your agreement and turn over everything to your new manager. 

And then you need to HOPE you sent the right marketing piece to them, and HOPE you filtered that list correctly, and then go to all the hassles of skip tracing and then RESEND those letters again spending an other residual fortune? 

Assuming your lease requires this, you send her a letter of default with X days to remedy. 

Request that the vet provide a letter of recommendation for the pet based on the pet's temperament, training, and behavior.  2.

Again, this is a tri-fold brochure, not a cheap looking yellow letter, so I think the price is pretty competitive.Curious if there are any thoughts on my strategy of using the tax records and focusing on out of town owners and if $1 per brochure mailed seems expensive. 

One of the easiest lead finding you can do is Driving for dollars.Then go to your town assessors office and find out who owns the property.Use truepeoplesearch, fastpeoplesearch, whitepages, to find phone numbers to cold callType up a yellow letter for direct mail, or order postcards.Follow up with owners.

We live in the digital age D4D, Bandit signs, DMM, it is obsolete.

I've done the yellow letter campaign thing for the last year and am looking for other effective means of flushing out sellers.