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Michael Doherty
  • Real Estate Agent
  • West Hartford, Ct
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Driving For Dollars Question

Michael Doherty
  • Real Estate Agent
  • West Hartford, Ct
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Hi all,

I am currently looking for my second deal and want to start 'driving for dollars'. I am specifically looking for a Multi-Family 2-4 unit. Given that most investors don't live in the unit I have a feeling my letters wont be read. What do people do to ensure the owner gets the letter and it's not thrown out by the tenant living there? Look them up on assessor data base and mail letter directly to their home address? Or leave letter in the mailbox hoping the tenants will pass it on. Any thoughts and advice on using this method would be great!

  • Michael Doherty

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