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Michael Kev
  • New York City, NY
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Anyone use listsource to buy vacant land? Other types of properties?

Michael Kev
  • New York City, NY
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I've been wanting to do new construction and development for a while now. I've used listsource for marketing to absentees with mild success, but I have the capital and experience to do new construction, and I'd really like to work on getting a good piece of land for a good price in my area that would be ideal for new development.

I was wondering if anyone markets to land owners and what criteria you would use?

I was thinking the following:

Property Type: Vacant land

Length of ownership 4+ years

Equity: 30%+

Not really sure whether I want to exclude corps or not. Reason being I figure there may be some investors who bought a piece of land and for whatever reason couldn't develop it (no capital, maybe not experienced, other projects getting in the way).

Btw, I figure postcards would be the best type of mail to send to these prospects. What are your thoughts?

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