All Forum Posts by: Nick J.

Holy cow Jared Vidales

that's a lot of envelopes. As Michael Quarles said, I should be good now. I forgot to call them today though.

While I agree with what you said, also remember that you have the freedom and independence to voice your opinion as you just did.

I'm glad you finally jumped in. Thank you for you comment. I'll check out the link you provided. These will be for my targeted farm in and around my own home where I'd like to invest more so I'm looking for non-window, greeting card/invitation/postcard size envelopes. Something slightly nicer that I can spread 1000 letters out over 3-4 months, possibly even multiple times.

thanks again for your input. Stick around and stay active now that you've decided to jump in.

Being our national Independence Day, I thought the article Written by Marty Boardman was fitting. Also, I can remember the very fire he was speaking of.

Here is the article: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/07/04/my-real-estate-independence-day/

Sidenote: If you don't frequent that part of BP, you're missing out on great stuff.

So tell us about the day you claimed Independence.

p.s. If by chance, any of you are from the Valley and by slimmer chance, are members of the Mesa Country Club, my pyrotechnic team will be the shooters for the firework show tonight there. Hit me up for some back stage access.

not currently

1- AZREIA (Arizona Real Estate Investing Association)
2- I liked the abundance of newbs who were desperate to give you their 'deals' because they were too scared to take action themselves. In all fairness, most of them didn't know what to do or how to do it and it was really nice to be given deals. A lot of times, they just wanted to be involved in some aspect to get a learning experience which was fine by me.
3- The lack of real investors
4- haven't given that much thought

Without question or hesitation.

This is conveniently, my exact purpose in life. True story.

I like to see whats sold, whats listed and whats pending to see if any particular trend is happening in that area.

ya, that's why I kinda want his envelopes, but without the cool handwriting. Since I don't need his full services of list providing and mailing, I just want to take advantage of his cool envelopes that he particularly uses.

Like he said, the popular url's aren't really great in pricing or quantity.

If you weren't an option, where would you go to buy bulk?

I know there are a million places to buy like office max, staples etc... I see most of them sell in boxes of 100 but I just want to buy more. I don't want super fancy ones, just postcard size and light colored pastel varieties(sp?). Something other than standard white ones and not letter envelope size.

What happened? I wasn't advertising anything :(

I'm looking around online for a place to buy bulk envelopes. Specifically, postcard size envelopes, maybe even in light pastel colors.

I'm curious where you guys get yours if you're getting them in the bulk(1000+) from an online retailer.