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Kyle Kieke
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  • New Braunfels, TX
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Marketing to your own list from "Driving for Dollars"

Kyle Kieke
  • Specialist
  • New Braunfels, TX
Posted

OK BiggerPockets, I've selected my target area and have spent the last two weekends driving for dollars and surprisingly enough, I found about three times the potential properties in this area than what I initially thought were there.   That being said, I've compiled all of the information and have pulled all of the pertinent information from the county tax appraiser's website so I can market to these property owners.

My target properties are small multi-family properties that are in various states of disrepair or have significant deferred maintenance.   Many properties were obviously unoccupied as well.   These properties are all in older sections of a town with a population of around 50K.  

Does anyone have any examples of yellow letters they would send to these types of property owners?   I've got 35 properties on my list and would be happy to just land one of them.   I understand that this is a numbers game and that my list isn't very large, but this is my target area and I believe it has tons upon tons of potential.  

So let's see what you've got BP.  Any help would be much appreciated.   Feel free to ask additional questions if you believe this would help answer my question.


Thanks in advance.

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