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Joshua D.
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Best software or website to find deals in my area direct mail?

Joshua D.
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Whats best place to do direct mail for real estate or best place to find motivated sellers? Ive tried realeflow and some other places. Any places anyone would recommend?

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    It is a credibility challenge for many.  I've flipped one house, and I can talk about it, but Jerry over here, he's done 20 times what I have done.  So he's able to leverage a lot more credibility as he presents himself to a prospective seller.  It is just a super crowded, cluttered market place, and no matter what method you use to try to delivery your message, it will all come back to your ability to establish yourself as a person that has the experience and capacity to buy their house and solve their problem.  But you do need to have some tools in place, no question.

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