The most prevalent is written on Lloyds paper through any number of wholesalers, each with a different set of program and brokers' fees, as well as varying minimum premiums. 

If you deliver garbage your file will be on the bottom of the stack or turned into a paper airplane.  

Roy, or anyone, while the paper game may sound easy, it's not a starting point for investors, buyers of notes.

Remove any shelf paper.

The last one they did, the shower, tub and toilet were black, like they didn't use cleaning supplies the entire time they lived there.

the next step will be news papers since here advertising

For this, I have to compare my condition or projected condition to competing rentals, how long an improvement will last, (Granite counter-tops versus an upgraded toilet paper holder) the trends in the market place, such as what tenants appear to be trending toward liking, how popular a particular item is, and wether I might get only the same rent as I would have, but possibly just get a better tenant.Those are all bottom-line, figuring out the net dollars concerns.2) How much time and aggravation it saves me:Here, I go beyond just how many net dollars in extra rent I'll collect, versus the cost of improving, and I consider how much extra time it takes me to wait another week to rent it, or possibly how much time I waste dealing with a "b" quality tenant, when for an extra $1,000 worth of upgrades, I might have attracted an "a."

The best I thought of was to not allow outside water use (car washes, etc...) and install low flow shower heads and toilets.

Not really a starting point IMO for new paper players.

I also bought envelopes, stamps, paper, return labels and a printer.