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Leona King
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Wholesaling business on a shoe string budget?

Leona King
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  • Spring, TX
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How do I start using yellow letters going door to door? And when I get bandit signs what neighborhood or area do I put them for the most attention?

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Jon Holdman
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Jon Holdman
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If you're going door to door (off some sort of list, presumably) you would talk to the person. Leave a letter if there's no answer, but your real goal is to talk to someone face to face.

Bandit signs are illegal almost everywhere. Check your city ordanances (most are online) and see if they're allowed. They're probably not. If not, don't break the law to promote your business.

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