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Jonathan Morning
  • Moline , Illinois
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Looking for a direct mail letter sample

Jonathan Morning
  • Moline , Illinois
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Hello my names Jonathan in the Iowa area, well I found a nice duplex and it’s been vacant for 3 years now. The structure is still very good. I looked it up on the county assessors site and it listed asis 84000, gave me the deed holder name and address. I do not know how to come at the owner with interest in buying said property, would like advice on what is a good direct letter to send to them to show interest,clearly they have not kept the property up at all due to high grass etc.. any advice would be helpful OH by the way I’m broke!! Would a seller/finance deal be possible. Does anyone have like a direct mail sample

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Nadia White
  • Wholesaler
  • Monroe, NC
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Nadia White
  • Wholesaler
  • Monroe, NC
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Hi @Jonathan Morning. Good job to find a piece of property like that! Here is what I do in the case of vacant properties: I do NOT send a letter. I call. I call until I get the owner on the line. And if the property is really worth it, I will call (with permission) on a regular basis until the owner accepts to sell. I do not take no as an answer. For the analysis of the deal, I can't help you with the info you gave and for owner financing, you just ask to the owner. The worst answer is...no. But you already know what I think of a "no". :)

Good luck!

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