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Brandon Eleazer
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Direct mail marketing decisions

Brandon Eleazer
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hello BP,

Among other criteria, I am targeting homeowners with >50% equity in the Philadelphia area. Should I be mailing yellow postcards to owner occupied or non-owner occupied properties?

I noticed that a lot of NOO own multiple properties, so the probability they are motivated to sell is lower; however OO physically live in the property, so aren't they less likely to be in a position to sell (or would just list with an agent?)

I haven't actually sent out the mailing yet, but the way I see it either way it seems challenging to actually target motivated sellers in either group of NOO or OO properties.

Any insight? Which do you mail to or both? Thanks

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Tim G.
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You should be mailing.

The rest is minor details, your phone can't ring until they have a piece of mail in their hands.

I slacked on mailing for a little while, life got ahead of me and some other projects too. Anyhow, just went big on a mailer grabbed a deal in a matter of days and suddenly I remember why I love wholesaling and what it takes to get deals. MAIL MAIL MAIL MAIL MAIL.

Dial it in as you go, just please send something.

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