All Forum Posts by: Joe White

Not really a new member introduction; but maybe I'm new to you! I'm interested in connecting with others in the Philadelphia multifamily space (1-40 unit range). 

@Jesenia Matias welcome to the Philadelphia Real Estate Investing Market!

We are switching form YellowLetters; to Open Letter Marketing; but creating the campaign is really a daunting task. Has anyone had experience just using their stock templates?

I just started with them and I am supposed to be on my 5th mailing and month with them. But things are going so poorly I went looking into them and stumbled onto this post.

The 1st mailing they sent close to a thousand letters without postage. They all keep coming in return to sender.
Then I've never once have personally received a letter, which is a concern as I added myself to the mail list. And we have had zero responses. 

You always get responses. Even if no leads come in; we always get calls, as mailers always anger some people and we always get countless calls asking for us to remove them from our mailing list. 

What stinks is I paid them in advance for months of letters.

I'm interested in closing our physical office, as we are a 100% virtual company; but the state of Pennsylvania requires me to have a physical office. I'm reaching out should someone need a broker of record, in exchange for office space.

I'm a Pennsylvania Real Estate Broker interested a situation that would upgrade my office space. 

I think the price point around the $165k for the all in price makes sense. So probably properties around the $60-130k asking price range might be good. That should place us in the Brewerytown/Strawberry Mansion area and the Point Breeze & Grays Ferry areas. A good start anyways.

Hi All - Setting this up and trying to decide the best day(s) and times. I would love to hear everyone's ideals. Also, if there are any agents in the group, that would save me having to schedule these some. Plus, there are likely people that will need representation.

Again, all are welcome and I'll firm this up in a day or so.

We should be so lucky to get @Steve Babiak with us. Now that would a very good time value of money!
Good points. The day/time isn't set in stone. I just prefer it to tend to be regular as its very tough to schedule showings, with bad agents. So its easier to work on it for a week.