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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Need help with direct mail
Hey guys just starting out as a wholesaler. I now know direct mail is the way to go.
Where do you get your list from and how often do you mail to the same list
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- Flipper/Rehabber
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Good to meet you again.
As promised here is the list criteria and mail pieces I send
Whether you are assigning, wholesaling, wholetailing, fix’n’flipping or holding finding the motivated seller is paramount.
Here is the list I like.
- 30 Plus % of equity
- 5 plus years of home ownership
- No corporations
- No trusts unless in a high trust state
- Single Family Residences
- Accessed value not to exceed the area’s median home value.
- Absentee out of state owners
Because this list is typically small, mainly due to the filter of out of state absentee owners, I will add this list as well.
- 30 Plus % of equity
- 5 plus years of home ownership
- No corporations
- No trusts unless in a high trust state
- Single Family Residences
- Accessed value not to exceed the area’s median home value.
- 50% Absentee
- 50% Owner Occupied
If my budget was such that I could send to all home owners then I wouldn’t care what percentage of absentees to owner occupied there are.
Once I have the list I would market to it 6 months in a row using six different mail pieces. At the end of the six months I would rerun the list and start over.
Here are the six pieces of mail.
1 Yellow Letter Tabbed (no envelope)
2 Small PC Can be Yellow or twice a year Pink
3 - Yellow Letter in window envelope
4 - Large PC Always Yellow
5- Typed Letter Window Envelope
6 - Zip Letter