Looking for SFR or Multi but haven't pinpointed the area yet.

To be honest, I get about half a dozen postcards and letters every week on my properties and shake my head every time thinking about how someone just wasted time and money on them.If you want to see better results you either have to send out thousands more mailings or maybe you should refine your list and try to pinpoint the type of owner that may be interested in selling.Drive some of the list (driving for dollars) and look for ones that are not being taken care of or in need of obvious repair. 

Ex: Out of state, probate, delinquent property taxes, IRS liens etc—my favorite is to pinpoint gentrifying neighborhoods where property taxes have significantly increased since the owner purchased.

Then Trusts, well here is tough to pinpoint how to reach trustees vs. beneficiaries and the group is (in my opinion) more sophisticated/difficult to deal with.

You can also place pin points on specific intersections you want to target from your computer, while your sign guy goes to that pin and places the sign...Here's a campaign we did in Baltimore: http://app.simplecrew.com/p/UKPVJfMmgeN-AJlq?

Without knowing your numbers, it's hard to pinpoint where in the sales cycle you are faulty.

Maybe a pinpoint on the map with the ability to zoom in, as their will be many pinpoints near cities and it can be hard to separate them without the ability to zoom in to smaller more local areas.This could go along with the local meetups that seem to be sprouting up.

Hopefully they are with a compnay that has an "Up Desk" so other agents can field the calls.2) It helps pin point the location for agents showing the house.

I think there are so many different perspectives and experiences of folks on here that it's hard to pinpoint each individual.

Pinpointing exact comparables is something I still am working on. the average vacancy rate for Sacramento is just under 4%.This property is similar to other multifamily that I've researched, just cheaper!