Most recently, I worked with a client out here in Colorado that let their parade of homes house (from 25 years ago) in a gated community literally fall to pieces; mold between window panes, water infiltrating the kitchen due to lack of roof repair, patio pavers crumbling apart, downspout misplacements that caused water infiltration into the living room....just a mess. 

The trash can with the plastic liner in the tub--why? 

When a message is hung on the door (preferably in plastic bags so it doesn't get destroyed by foul weather), the consumer will absolutely look at the message before pitching.

Ronald is not real and neither is Coronial and Jack doesn't have a round head.3) on the back say as much as you can about what you offer and use triggers to express the "Why You". here is a great performer. 4) change the picture to less interior design and more story telling. here is an example...5) on the keychain card put I Buy Houses on the keychain plastic...

In my experience, most of the "wholesalers" I run across send a few postcards, hang some plastic trash on telephone poles that neighbors have to clean up eventually, and offer way too much money on a property then call you up and say they've got a "deal" for you.

Most cigarette filters are composed of cellulose acetate, a form of plastic.

Prop #1 is a single family patio home which was built in 2012.

The house is a 3/2 patio home in Class A neighborhood surrounded by $500-$750k homes.

One is a condo, one is a patio home, and the 3rd has a low maintenance backyard.

We are going to go back in with a plastic tub, we are going to tile the back of it, we are going to do a tile floor, we are going to set a new toilet, we are going to do a vanity that has the cabinet and the top of the sink kind of thing.