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All Forum Posts by: Oz Pariser

Oz Pariser has started 13 posts and replied 53 times.

Post: Seeking experienced real estate attorney in Hartford County, CT

Oz PariserPosted
  • Investor
  • Manchester, CT
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 52

Hi everyone,

I have a favor to ask. Can someone recommend me a good, experienced real estate attorney who handles closings, title searches, things like that, in the Hartford County area? I'm in need of a good one, and any help or recommendations would be appreciated! Thanks so much.

Oz

Hi Michael,

My mentor Chad Crookes is a national top producing agent as well as an investor himself. He works with many investors. Shoot me a message and I'll give you his number. 

Post: From Out Of State

Oz PariserPosted
  • Investor
  • Manchester, CT
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 52

I would be glad to help. I am an agent and investor. What town is the property in?

Post: Marketing help!!

Oz PariserPosted
  • Investor
  • Manchester, CT
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 52

@Mateusz Prawdzik Thanks for the input. To be honest I don't agree with mailing that often, I have always heard 1 piece a month. However, I have 2 separate lists so I'll be mailing every two weeks, one mailing to each list per month. Have you had success with that many mailings in that short of a time?

@Cody Alexander Thanks, I think a zip letter sounds like a great idea. I may try that for one of the later ones. I haven't heard of doing a greeting card before, interesting thought.

@Sean Dolan I have a website with investor carrot, sellyourhomect.com

Post: Marketing help!!

Oz PariserPosted
  • Investor
  • Manchester, CT
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 52

@Adrienne Bryson it was a long time ago but I believe it was on his blog.... Sorry I don't have a better answer for you!

@Al Williamson Thank you for your input. I have an overall mentor who is very experienced in real estate but he has always gone more of the networking route and doesn't have much experience in direct mail, which is where I want to specialize. I considered getting involved in either Tom Kroll's coaching program or Matt Theriault's because I like both of their teaching styles and their podcasts but with limited money I feel like I want to spend it on marketing at least for right now. I'm thinking after another couple of deals I'll have some extra cash to sign up for a coaching program. But I think you're right, following the proven system of a coach would really speed up my results. Thanks again.

Post: Marketing help!!

Oz PariserPosted
  • Investor
  • Manchester, CT
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 52

Hi everyone,

I'm gearing up to start a huge marketing campaign, bigger than I've ever done. I'm hoping to get some advice on the pieces that I'm using, I'm afraid that if I choose the wrong piece it'll be a big waste of money.

My plan is this:

1st round - Postcard: I heard Tom Kroll talk about an urgent notice houses wanted postcard from yellowletters.com on his podcast as one of his marketing pieces. So I grabbed this one and went with it. I really like the instruction on his podcast and he gets great results with his students, so I would like to emulate some of the things he does.

But I'm hesitant to use this for some reason, perhaps some experienced marketers can chime in?

2nd round - Yellow letter: Just your basic "I want to buy your property at [address]" yellow letter. I'm pretty confident in this. Seems to be a classic.

3rd round - Brandon's letter: I saw Brandon Turner post a version of his letter and I took that and used it for my last campaign, had good results with it, so I'll be going with it again. It'll have my logo on the top, and it's similar to the yellow letter but on white paper with some different wording and a little longer than your traditional yellow letter.

4th round - Not really sure where to go from here to be honest. I have another postcard that had mediocre results last time I used it that I also took from yellowletters.com. Thoughts on this one?

5th-7th rounds - No clue. At this point should I repeat some letters? Should I change the wording? I'm not sure how that should work. Last time I repeated the same letter without changing it, 3 times in a row. By the 3rd time, the responses really dwindled. So I'm thinking I should change the wording somewhat on the 5th round and beyond if I plan on repeating any previous letters?

So yeah, would love to hear the thoughts of an experienced marketer. Any other marketing pieces that have worked well for you? Any and all input is greatly appreciated! Would love to get a good discussion going on all things direct mail related! I will keep this thread updated with campaign results. Thanks everyone!

Oz

Post: First deal done, $25,000 net profit wholetail!

Oz PariserPosted
  • Investor
  • Manchester, CT
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 52

Thanks @Michelle Suiter - I'll be spending around 2000/month on this marketing campaign

Post: First deal done, $25,000 net profit wholetail!

Oz PariserPosted
  • Investor
  • Manchester, CT
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 52

Thanks everyone for the congrats! Feels great and can't wait for the next one!