@Atlanta, Ga @Wholesaling Ready to Launch my direct mail campaign

@Atlanta, Ga @Wholesaling Ready to Launch my direct mail campaign

Real Estate Investor · Avondale Estates, GA · Member since 2015 · 18 posts · 5 votes

Hey Guys and Gals,  I am an Upcoming investor in the @Atl, Ga area and I am ready.  I am looking to launch my direct mail campaign as of this time.  I have gotten roughly 500 yellow letters together, I have my website under construction, and I am trying to use Agentpro 247 for my list source (pay as you go).  

The problem that I am having is finding my target area.  I am writing this post in order to weed out the areas that might not be beneficial for me lead wise at this time.  I know that it is all a risk, but I am trying to make the best decision possible on this risk.  If there are any other wholesalers in my immediate area or RA's that are allowing someone to utilize or pay a fee for there MLS Access that may be lucrative as well.  I am also willing to split or allow a piggy back on my first deal to get this ball rolling for me.  Any feedback, response on these matters would greatly help.

Thanks in advance,

Mike

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  • Wholesaler · Powder Springs, GA · Member since 2013 · 516 posts · 143 votes
    11y

    Start with where you live. You should have a basic understanding of where the good and the bad areas are in your area. Plus you can relate better to the seller.   

  • Real Estate Investor · Charleston, SC · Member since 2008 · 156 posts · 37 votes
    11y

    What part of town do you live in? Gwinnett - especially around Indian Trail - Jimmy Carter...even parts of Lawrenceville have some great easy rehab props. I would look for areas where the houses are 20-30 years old and the subdivisions are tired.

    Decatur/East Lake / East ATL have been very good areas as well.

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