If your budget is limited you will want to plan in advance if its better to go wide vs deep.Lets say your budget allows for 3000 mailings.WideMailing 1000 postcards three times (maybe every other month over 6 months or 3 months in a row)DeepMailing 500 postcards six times (6 months in a row or every other month over a year).You will want to split test a small batch before you commit to one strategypost card vs letterhand written letter vs typed lettercolor envelop vs whitemessage 1 vs message 2Finally be sure to track everything and your results results.

The best way to score deals in a hot market is to market directly to sellers via yellow letters, postcards etc

I started by mailing in batches 25-50 letters or postcards each day alternating between the lists.

If sent her 4 postcards asking her out for dinner, and on the 4th attempt, her publicist calls me back and says that due to her pregnancy and successful marriage, she will not be able to go out with me.. should I send another?

What are you finding for response rates for postcard mailings and offer acceptance rates.

I'm getting post cards from realtors every day to sell.

Nonetheless, for either strategy I recommend a three-pronged strategy:- market: get letters/postcards out to prospective motivated sellers- network: talk to realtors for pocket listings, attorneys for probate, REIA members for dealsMaybe even try to co-wholesale a deal meaning find another wholesaler and see if they have some deals they need to unload and you help find him/her some buyers for an agreed upon cut.Wholesaling and Flipping are a hustle business.

I tried looking up more owner info but the best I can come up with is mailing address.Do you simply mail a postcard to see If they are interested in selling their home?

I follow up with general postcard mailings roughly every 6 to 8 weeks after the initial letter and after each successive mailing.  

Essentially, it's not just about getting lists, but also acting on it right away and sending out postcards immediately.