Where's the best place to buy the large, yellow, blank bandit signs online?

I plan on starting a marketing campaign (yellow letters) very soon.

I have recently sent out my first yellow letter campaign (1500 letters) marketing for off market deals in the Suffolk, Plymouth, Middlesex, and Norfolk counties in Massachusetts.

I have done a couple casual yellow letter mailings during the past year with mixed results, and am currently trying to gear up for a solid, dedicated mailing campaign to see if I can actually convert something into cash in hand.I guess that's it for now.Cheers,Nathan

Thanks for the tips guys.I was thinking of this brother color printer: it's just $140 right now on saleFor Direct mailers I was thinking of trying to print blue ink on a yellow sheet of lined papers for making offers for "cash offers on houses" or the "we buy houses" type letters.I would probably use it 90% for black and white thoughYeah I'm definitely not getting an inkjet from what I've been reading.

At the very least, yellow letters cost the price of a stamp per letter multiplied by hundreds of letters each week/month.

I know one guy bought a yellow pad and hand wrote thousands of yellow letters then personally hand delivered them to a neighborhood.You can also call FSBO's or drive the neighborhood looking for abandoned houses and tracking down the owners.One on one networking might get you in touch with people who would be willing to buy properties (local flippers or investors).

One task I did was writing yellow letters to any home owners in a neighboring county who had been issued major code violations.

I will also be doing yellow letters, craigslist, google ad words, eventually creating a squeeze page etc.

I bought my list from yellow letters complete.