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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Direct Mailing to Property Owners
So I've begun looking in my areas for homes that aren't listed for sale, but through looking at the tax records I can see the owner doesn't live at the address. My plan is to write a letter to the owners introducing myself and basically inquiring whether or not they're interested in selling. Does anyone have any pointers for writing something like this? Do I be as direct as possible and let them know I'm beginning a real estate business and I was wondering if they'd be interested in selling their house, or try to build some kind of rapport with a total stranger? Any advice would be great.