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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Direct Mail: How do you write a salutation when it's an LLC?
I am mailing a "Professional Letter" to a list of apartment owners and targeting both people whom hold it in their name but also LLC's and Trusts.
My question: How do you write a salutation when it's an LLC?
In my prior mailers I have always excluded "Trustee-owned Properties" and "Corporate-owned Properties"
So the beginning of the letter would look like this:
"John Smith
123 Main Street
Austin, TX 78701
John,
I am writing you about blah blah blah...................."
But with a trust it would look like this:
"803 Northwest Parkway Land Trust
123 Main Street
Austin, TX 78701
803 Northwest Parkway Land Trust,
I am writing you about blah blah blah...................."
So I have two questions:
1. How do I write my salutation?
2. We hand write the envelopes; what do we put as the addressee on the envelope? The USPS will be crazy confused if I put:
"803 Northwest Parkway Land Trust
123 Main Street
Austin, TX 78701"
Thanks!!
Most Popular Reply

Hey @Ryan Dossey that's actually what I ended up doing... except I am doing it myself because I don't think my Upwork vendors have the US street smarts to dig as deep as I'm going... and about 10% of the properties I wouldn't even want to own... It's a lot of work but the good news is that this is going to be a really great list when I'm done and should cut back on returns and wasted $$.