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Updated over 7 years ago,

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Michael G.
  • Wholesaler
  • Bay Shore, NY
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Has anyone had success marketing to probate or divorce attorneys for leads?

Michael G.
  • Wholesaler
  • Bay Shore, NY
Posted

I've previously had some success direct mail marketing to probate attorneys for leads on distressed properties.

It was over a year ago but it did produce 1 deal worth a $10k assignment fee on a distressed property.

The one attorney that responded gave me that deal and referred me to another attorney who had a similar deal. (that one fell through)
 
I recently restarted that campaign but with a different letter.

So far I've gotten no response after 2 mailings. I'm starting to think its the letter I'm using however I wated to find out if anyone has had success with marketing to probate attorneys?

How about divorce attorneys?

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