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Updated almost 9 years ago,

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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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Yellow Letter Cost Management Strategies

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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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Hey all,

I've built up a quick absentee landlord list and would like to send my first round of yellow letters asap. The list is only 550 leads, but we are looking to build a second one and send out another round very shortly.

I'm looking at different costs associated and would like some input. Where are you guys ordering your letters from? I got my list from yellowletters.com but a batch of  550 mailers from them costs 1.10/ea. 

If you are printing them yourselves, what is that cost per letter. What about the amount of time input per batch of mailers? If I'm going to be printing them myself, it would have to be at a markedly reduced cost and a fairly small amount of time in, as I would rather spend the time generating leads or doing other higher value work. What are some tricks you use to minimize the costs and/or speed up the process itself?

Cheers and happy Friday

Elliott

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