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Brandon Biskie
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Orlando, FL
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Direct Mail List Criteria to get to Target Purchase Price?

Brandon Biskie
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Orlando, FL
Posted

Hey all, 

Doing my first direct mail campaign for a first BRRRR project. Have done a ton of research and drilled down to a list of criteria for my area and target property types but am running into something I haven't come across in my research anywhere yet.

I'm targeting properties that I can get to a purchase price not exceeding $150k. But is there something in list criteria that could get it to show properties in a range as best as possible? I.E., assessed value is usually roughly 50-80% of last appraised value. So maybe if I include assessed value at MAX $175k, this would at least most likely take out all homes that are ones I wouldn't be purchasing in the $500k range. 


By NO means exact science here, just trying to see if there is a criteria that could get my list much more targeted even more than I already have. 

Thanks in advance for any input. 

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