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Andrew Easton
  • Wilmington, NC
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Absentee owner in my neighborhood, need direct marking ideas!

Andrew Easton
  • Wilmington, NC
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Hello BP Community! 

I've been looking for my first "homerun" deal for a few weeks and I think I may have found it, if I can get it for the right price.

It's an absentee owner that used to rent the property but it has been vacant for well over a month now. This is a perfect opportunity for me to start my direct marketing campaign but I want to make sure my postcard/mailer is specifically enticing to the owner. If anyone can advise me on my marketing pitch I'd be forever in your debt until I could repay the favor.

Thank you in advance!

Drew Easton

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