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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
physical address or mailing address for direct mail?
I have a list of both physical address and a “mailing address” for particular properties, which one would you choose for direct mail? Im assuming those properties are rental properties, so by using the mailing address I would get the message (my mail) out to the owner right? some properties have P.O. boxes address, would you mail to that too? to anyone who has any experience on this, would be helpful. much appreciated!
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Hey @Justin A. Ideally you want to mail to the mailing address. Typically the physical address is the property you are asking about buying and the mailing address is where your prospect is currently living sometimes they are one in the same. I would recommend sending the mail to the "mailing address" but referencing the "property address" within the letter if possible. Let me know if you have any other questions.