@Bruce Runn The whole point in direct mail/yellow letters is not to find deals with investors, so in that instance you are quite correct, the vast majority of investors will not be interested.

Yellow letters are much more personable and when they open the envelop it is a straight forward direct message from you to the owner. 

I have the mailers ready to mail with a great yellow letter, but I wanted to make sure a local title company could execute an "assignment" contract.

Upper right side of page, under the yellow banner.

Hi guys, I am hand writing my envelopes and yellow letters to my list, and I was wondering if they ask me "how did you know I owned a house at xxx property" or something like "how did you get my information" what should I say?

It might be better to show the "featured lenders" with the large yellow dots and show the other lenders with small red dots for example.

Super excited, I got my Yellow Bandits.

With anything in life, persistence is key.This question can be to not just Sharon, but anyone, based on your analysis of your direct marketing campaigns have you noticed any trends in success rates between hand written, yellow paper, postcards as opposed to letters..etc?

Attorneys advertise in the yellow pages as to what areas of law they practice, just call them.

Im about to send my yellow letters out but I'm not sure about the chronological order of the contracts needed.