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Ryan Billingsley
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Direct Mail for Multi Family properties

Ryan Billingsley
  • Investor/Realtor
  • Wentzville, MO
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We are doing a direct mail campaign for single family properties with much success.  We plan to transition over to marketing for small to medium size multifamily units.  Is direct mail a good way to market for multifamily units?  

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Ryan Ball
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Ryan Ball
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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We did a few mailings for multi-families and had a pretty good response rate of around 10%.  The county auditor website where we invest allows you to screen for 4-19 units in different neighborhoods so we could put together a pretty targeted list.  Out of the 600 or so letters we sent we ended up making offers on two different four families and ended up buying one.  We talked to a lot of people who were burned out landlords but relatively few that were truly motivated to sell at a realistic price, but I guess that is what you should expect.  

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