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Savannah King
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Direct Mail Campaign for WholeSaling

Savannah King
  • Indianapolis, IN
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So I am working on Mailing a list to Absentee Owners...I have a small list of 325. I am writing letters to every owner.

My question is how often should I write a letter to the same absentee owner? Should I do it just once, or once every month continuously or is there a stopping point after so many letters and no response?

-Thanks in advance your feedback :)

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Elizabeth Klingseisen
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  • Boca Raton, FL
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Elizabeth Klingseisen
  • Investor and Real Estate Mentor
  • Boca Raton, FL
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Hello! So I recommend following up with the same list every 4-6 weeks 3-4 times! 50% of sales come from following up :) Also, ask them to keep your information for future use if they're not ready now.

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