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Chris Frydenlund
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Pre-foreclosure: direct mail

Chris Frydenlund
  • Investor
  • Katy, TX
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Hi BPs I'm about to mail a list of property owners scheduled for the upcoming foreclosure auction due to mortgage delinquency. To improve my response rate I would appreciate if I could see examples of successful copies for the direct mail. Is anyone willing to share their copy with me?

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Matthew Olszak
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Matthew Olszak
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@Hong Lem Its going to be more of a volume game, so don't spend too much time picking out the "perfect" prospect - mail them all and mail them often. Only narrow down what you can automatically in Excel. Everyone has cash, everyone can close quick, so you'll need to stand out in a different way.

I was managing a project for a client with a half-burned-down house about a year ago. The letters I picked up from their mailbox were embarrassing. Scribbled, printed crooked by an inkjet, typo galore, etc. If you claim to have $100k in cash to buy a house, at least have a $250 laser printer and spend $50 on decent paper. It doesn't need to be printed in gold, but the difference between "they're", "there", and "their" is important in determining the level of professionalism of a potential buyer and their ability to comprehend the contract and actually close..

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