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Updated about 10 years ago,
Yellow Letter and My List -
HELLO BIGGERPOCKETS.COM
Long time lurker, first time poster. I am just getting my investing career stared.
First and foremost Thank Mr. Dorkin and all the major contributors here for allowing me to circumvent between 1000.00 - 25,000.00 in "GURU fees" and showing me how to Here is a copy of my Yellow Letter that I am sending out. I have a couple questions.
I borrowed the copy from one of Michael Q's post/samples.
This is the tax lien version, which I will be sending it to absentee and non-absentee owners who have outstanding taxes in the city of Phila.
Now I only have a budget to send out to 1000 people per month and these are the list that I currently have. And I will send out 2000 postcards in 1000 biweekly to the same list every other month.
Outstanding Taxes - Most are liens, but some are just outstanding. As I stated above its a full list, both absentee and non-absentee
Eviction List: I will be marketing to the landlords. Now my list includes all the evictions within the past 3 months
Code Violations: I have a pending list of all the code violations within the last year.
Here are my questions:
1.) Is the letter suitable to send out? Or should I change the color or wording?
2.) Which list has the MOST motivation you would think? (my sense is outstanding taxes or code violation plus absentee)
3.) Should I send out the whole 1000 to one list, or can i break it up? like 500 from one list and 500 from the other
4.) I was going to change the wording for Evictions. Is that advised?
Thank You guys for all your help.
http://s9.postimg.org/bui57cr2n/My_Yellow_Letter_Scan.jpg
That is a link to a bigger version of the Yellow Letter because the one above is kind of small