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  • Yonkers, NY
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Materials for Direct Mailing

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  • Yonkers, NY
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Hi everyone, as I get off market properties I am going to need to send out direct mail to these people, so I wanted to do yellow letters since it's cheaper I'm just starting out and learning. What are the exact materials I should get to do this effectively? Where do I buy loose yellow paper, I can't find it anywhere, all I find is the writing pads. Also should I just buy a whole bunch of stamps from the post office? And I was told to buy small envelopes so it doesn't look like business, where would I buy this and what size should I get? Sorry if this sounds stupid but I'm just a beginner and what to know what you guys get for direct mailing and where you get it from. Also I want to be doing this all by myself to keep costs low, I don't want to pay a company to do it. Please help me out, thanks!

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