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Brandon Lyon
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  • Mooresville, NC
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Snail Mail for purchasing empty lots

Brandon Lyon
  • Contractor
  • Mooresville, NC
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Good afternoon all, 

I'm currently looking for any letter templates or techniques folks have used in the past to contact lot owners in an attempt to get them to sell the property. I've found numerous exceptional empty lots on my county's tax website and by driving around. I've created a list of names and addresses now I'm trying to determine the best approach to get them to sell. It appears that snail mail is the best approach. Any particular key sentences or trigger phrases that gets owners motivated to sell? Any advice or insight? 

Brandon 

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