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Mark Perrill
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Dallas, GA
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750 Yellow Letters

Mark Perrill
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Dallas, GA
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I did it.  I took the plunge. I invested ~$1000 in a yellow letter campaign. Previously I'd been constructing a list of probates to mail to.  I had some calls, made some offers, but I have not yet pushed anything across the finish line.  And that's what counts.  

I have some fear.  I know for seasoned investors, marketing IS an investment.  But since I have yet to get that rush from completing my first deal, I'm operating from someplace else.  Not proud of it, just sayin'.

I have enough budget to hit this list for 6 mos with a combination of yellow letters, post cards, and zip letters.

Shout out to @Michael Quarles . I used his service.  He spent some time on the phone with me.  An unpaid consult.  A big shout out to Norma in Michael's office.  She rocks.  Held my hand, endured a lot of newby questions.  She was very nice.

If anyone is interested, I'll update you along the way.  I don't expect the letters to actually drop for about a week, maybe a little more.

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