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John Hrvatin
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Before I send my first direct mail??

John Hrvatin
  • Spanaway, WA
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I bought a list and have been filling out postcards to send out almost 1000 absentee owners. I know every wholesaler has a website but should I have a one before sending my FIRST mail campaign? If so how should I go about it and should I use a name like "webuyhouses" or could I tailor it to myself for example "JohnnyBuysHomes"? 

Thank you in advance! I'm obviously new at this and trying to hit the ground running hard. Any other questions or comments PLEASE let me know! I appreciate any advice!

Thank you

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Aaron Miley
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Aaron Miley
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It's a good idea to have a business name in mind when you start sending mailers. You can still operate as a sole proprietor until you're ready to incorporate.

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