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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Yellow letter? Personal Letter?
Hi,
I am getting ready to write yellow letters and send them out. I just found out today that the 2 unit house next to my 3 unit is vacant. There are no for rent signs and I know the place needs work inside and out after speaking to my tenants. I did speak to this owner years ago but since lost his phone number. I did find his mailing address on the assessment records. Should I approach this as writing a "random" mailing list letter or should I make it more personal since we spoke once before and I own the property next to it. He may be curious as to how and why I have his mailing address if its personal. Please let me know your thoughts. I hope to mail a letter to him tomorrow after receiving responses.
Thank You
Jon
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Since you have already spoken to the owner, I would write a letter specifically for him. It would be better to try to find his phone number. Have you used zabasearch or any of the other online free people lookups?