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Amir Saile
  • Miami, FL
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Direct Mailing Marketing Strategy

Amir Saile
  • Miami, FL
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Hello,

I just started wholesaling and came across the direct mailing marketing strategy to find motivated sellers. I have acquired a list of over 500 leads which I plan on sending postcards to via Click2Mail. I wanted to know, if the postcards reach the sellers and they are interested in selling their property, how can I view the property to check the interior condition to then make my offer to the seller if the seller lives in a different state or anywhere far from the property he wants to sell? At first, I thought to myself it does not really matter because I can just search up the ARV via Zillow or something related to that, but what if my end buyer would like to see the property himself to then make a deal?Thank you very much for your time.

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