Hi, my name is Jacob My question is:As a beginner to Direct mail, what would you recommend for me when first starting out, What pitfalls should I avoid that most beginners endure, and how should I design my message to the prospect to get the most consistent responses?

-Neil Hi Neil, yes we do, we work with Real Estate Teams and Investors for prospecting.

Real property does not have to generate revenue or even have the foreseeable prospect of generating revenue in order to qualify under Section 1031. 

Sometimes a property is a great prospect by layout to add space or do a certain renovation, but when you run the numbers the project just doesn't make financial sense.

I capitalized on a unique opportunity that emerged from a combination of multifamily prospects and a Judicial Sale.

Therefore, prospective condo buyers should carefully consider these factors before making a purchase decision.

Your agent generally coordinates showings for prospective tenants, prepares the lease agreement for you, and helps answer questions about the property without you being the one to pick up the phone each time.

Enter the build-to-rent trend, offering a lifeline for those looking for affordable, flexible housing solutions in these booming regions.High interest rates have traditionally been a deterrent for prospective homebuyers, pushing them towards the rental market instead.

The names can be cross referenced with their mailing addresses in order to return their contact information (wireless numbers, landline numbers, and email addresses) you can then call or or text those prospects.

It has never been an issue deterring tenants with good credit scores.