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Ariel Cohen
  • Investor
  • Valley Stream, NY
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Yellow Letter to Neighbors

Ariel Cohen
  • Investor
  • Valley Stream, NY
Posted

There are a lot of "older" people in my neighborhood who have slowly been selling their houses and moving out. I want to send letters to a number of houses that I know fit this criteria.

What would you recommend when sending a yellow letter to a neighbor. Is there any advantage (or disadvantage) to addressing that fact in the letter or is it better to send the letter as an anonymous investor who happens to be a neighbor?

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