Yesterday I sent out four text campaigns; 3 to FSBOs in NJ and 1 campaign in Maryland.

From a operations standpoint, if you are able to "drive for dollars" on the clock, try the app DealMachine so you can log in addresses right there and add them to your mail campaign. 

I am a new investor living in Idaho and want to start my marketing campaigns directed at people who may want out, but don't want to list on the mls.

I'm considering beginning a private lender campaign to leverage funds for quicker asset accumulation, and would like to know more about what direction to point potential lenders to for tax shelters on profits.

I have now integrated a combination of Podio for task management, Callrail for my marketing funnels to leads, mojodialer (for the VA), click send for followup campaigns and rightsignature for digital sign offs for offers sent by email.

If you are running any direct mail, cold calling or texting campaigns you can upload these lists to Facebook and Facebook will match these people to their profiles.

I am not planning to do a mail campaign but want to see the market direction for timing the investment (though one can't time the market perfectly, but don't want to invest when it is at its peak). 

I am a current small multifamily buy and hold investor and real estate agent in Central Virginia and I have been running a small direct mail campaign to help me find off-market deals.

Writing ad copy, assembling mail campaigns and face-to-face networking are some of my favorite aspects to the business so I think I'll continue to concentrate there.

An effective marketing campaign takes advantage of multiple ways to contact sellers.