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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Investor from Arizona
I wanted to share my initial marketing strategy as an investor. As I drive through prospect neighborhoods, I note target homes (weeds, ugly, renters, etc..) I then search the Maricopa County Assessors interactive map site to determine ownership. Once I determine ownership, I send a yellow letter if the house is owner occupied. After my first yellow letter, I place a sign offering to buy houses on each end of the target homeowner's street. This way my direct mailings are reinforced with signs that remind the homeowner of my intentions. I continue to send yellow letters to the same house three more times. Any feedback from the BP community is welcome. Thank you.