Do you have a letter campaign that works for you?

I also love ending 3D mail... puts my sales letter in the prospects A pile mail, so it'll get opened.If you do direct mail, be sure to be unique and offer something other agents in your area are not doing.Also, if you're comfortable on the phone, you could all expireds and FSBOs.

I am a financial counselor and I have a letter template you can use to send them requesting no contact with employment because as Mark stated, you do have protection under Fair Credit Reporting Act.

A while back, someone got hurt at a rental home by tripping over a slab of concrete sticking out of the ground, and all the person asks to pay my doctor bills, and the owner told him to get off his property, and he hired a lawyer and the lawyer passes the file to me, and I went to visit the home and to take pictures an, I found the concrete sticking out of the ground, and then I started my investigation and found out the home was finance, and he transfers it into an LLC, and he did not have insurance coverage as required by the bank, and I found another rental property he has free and clear that the lawyer will go after, and I contacted the bank and now the bank will send the borrower a letter that they can do a due on sale clause, and then the borrower will transfer the home back into his name and then the LLC will play no part when the lawyer sues all this over $700 in doctor bills.

I'm curious about the content of the letters that my fellow BP'ers are sending to probate leads.

However, I'm wondering how (and if) I should leverage this background in a yellow letter campaign.

If not, build a rent roll with this info, then have the tenants complete and sign estoppel letters verifying the lease info is correct.

So an authorization with fee agreement letter would do the work.

Before I could "sell" it again, I got a letter from the City saying they wanted it for a road project and they would give me $20k and I could keep the furnace.

She accepted my several letters of recommendation with a smile and told me the bank would take them into consideration when trying to ascertain my credit worthiness, as none of the properties/mortgages in my portfolio would be on a credit report.