All Forum Posts by: Jack Mastrangelo

We are trying to utilize an invitation sized envelope with a 22 pt font. Anytime we increase the size beyond 20 pt, the printer/pc displays an error message saying the size of the envelope doesn't match the paper in the tray. We are using an envelope that is 6.5" wide x 4.75" high and have selected those sizes in the custom envelope size option. We've tried moving the location of the recipient's address more towards the top but the location of the address that works as a larger font is too far towards the top of the envelope. 

Can anyone shed a little light on this? 

Thanks!

Probate is a niche that I want to add to my existing marketing campaign.  I've read a number of threads on the topic.  There is one post in particular that I want feedback on. Here it is:

This is why you need to do your research before sending letters. If the address is the same it can be for 1 of 4 reasons.

1. the spouse of the decedent is still living in the house (DO NOT send a letter)

2. the decedent was living with a friend or relative and does not own the home DO NOT send a letter)

3. Parent is the deceased, child living in home named as administrator of the estate ( Send a letter)

4. Administrator of the estate wants all information to be sent to the decedents address to make it easier to manage all the correspondence for the estate (Send a letter)

With all of these you need to do your research to find out all the answers to these questions. I have been doing this for years so it only takes me about 30-45 seconds on average to determine if I should send a letter or not.

I know investors quite often have different criteria to go about deciding who to mail and what to mail. I'd like to get some feedback from the BP investors with experience in the niche. Some ideas on where you get your lists from would be great. Regarding #1, I would skip more than 50% of my list by not mailing to spouses. 

I'm looking to buy properties. Flips and buy/holds and vacant lots. I am a cash buyer. Please contact me for my criteria or more details for what I'm looking for. 

I'm looking for a realtor with investor experience.