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What return address do you use when yellow letter marketing?

Kim Miller
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Wholesaling:

I'm curious to know, is it a good idea to use your home address as the return address when marketing to lists with yellow letters, or is it a better idea to maybe rent a local mailbox?

I'm getting ready to start marketing to absentee owners, but I don't want to use my home address as the return address. This may sound petty or crazy, but I really don't want anyone coming to my home. I'd rather be safe than sorry.

What has been your experience with this? What return address are you all using? Should this even be a concern?

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Will Browm
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Will Browm
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Do a search and listen to Mike Quarles' voicemail where his life is threatened by a guy that rejceived a letter. No, do not leave your personal address.

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