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Updated almost 11 years ago,

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Kate Pierse
  • Chapel Hill, NC
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What to say in a cash buyer letter

Kate Pierse
  • Chapel Hill, NC
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Hi everyone,

I've looked through the sticky on cash buyers in Wholesaling but wasn't able to locate an answer to this.

I've complied a list of potential cash buyers but I'm stuck on what to say to them in my initial letter. I'm sure there are a handful of "trigger points" that I need to cover to appeal to them, just like in the letter you would send out to properies (I pay cash/close fast/buy as is). I'd like to keep it short and sweet.

Any suggestions on content? Also, do yellow letters work well in this context? Do you follow up with a phone call? Thank you all so much in advance!

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