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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Account Closed
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  • Alpharetta, GA
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Utilizing ListSource Effectively

Account Closed
  • Professional
  • Alpharetta, GA
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I'm looking into doing my first mailing campaign utilizing ListSource. I wanted to reach out across the forum and see if anybody had any tips or criteria that they incorporate into their lists to make them more effective in targeting properties for a fix and flip strategy. 

So far here is my criteria:

City: Atlanta

Maturity Date- Should I use this and what should my criteria be. Right now I have 1987-2010. 

Bathrooms:2-5

Bedrooms:3-5

Last Market Sale Date: 1987-2010

Equity %: 40 to 100%

Address Completeness: Mailing Address Complete

Exclude Corporate Owned and Trustee Owned.

Include Absentee and Owner Occupied.

So far I've got a list of 77 addresses, which is ok due to the budget that I am looking at for starting off. 

I looked at incorporating only individuals who are 50 years and older, but each time I did that my list went to 0.

I'd appreciate any feedback on this topic.

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