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Sydni Chattman
  • Realtor
  • Sacramento, CA
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Sample letter to absentee owner

Sydni Chattman
  • Realtor
  • Sacramento, CA
Posted

Hi BP,

I'm hoping someone can possibly provide me with a template of a letter to a absentee homeowner.

I have two properties who I've searched their information and found them to be living off site. I also have found one homeowner who is still living there. Should the letters be the same? 

What specifics should I include in this first letter to them? Handwritten or Printed? Does it matter?

Thanks all!

-Sydni

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Patricio P.
  • Sacramento, CA
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Patricio P.
  • Sacramento, CA
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@Sydni Chattman who is the owner of yellowletters.com and also was on podcast 77 and 81. He has repeatedly stated that he is happy to work with folks on BP to set up a marketing campaign plan. I would contact his office and make an appointment to speak to him as there is nothing to lose in my opinion. 

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