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Kevin Cardinale
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Before I Spend $200 a Week in Marketing ...

Kevin Cardinale
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Before I Spend $200 a Week in Marketing ...

According to videos, reviews, blogs, gurus I am supposed to be putting out 200 letters a week.

So I went and priced the materials and before I start my whirlwind of purchasing, is doing this yellow letter campaign the thing to do?

And, do I just blanket and area, or am i specifically targeting the run down houses on my list?

Or is it best to just find the owner of the run down house and call him? [ if he can be found ]

Or, finally, is there some way to do this without all of this?

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