Track each respondents name, address, and contact info with a "Next Follow-Up Date" and just make a note to call them or drop them a simple postcard once every 3 to 6 months.Most people S*CK at follow-up.  

^the above are free ways.Now, you can find areas you want to work in and farm the area with postcards. 

Direct mail or post card might be a great option if your not ready to upright knock on door, but honestly I think you may have a harder time trying to find a end buyer becuase all the matters to your assignee is that the numbers make sense.

Keep that in mind if you need to find someone who has rights to the property.Finally (and I know this is long), I would recommend using yellow letters or postcards to probate leads.

I've said it a gazillion times on here, find neighborhood(s) you want to farm and send postcards! 

Good afternoon, I wanted to know what marketing..yellow letters/postcards are being used for tax liens.

Send out postcards to the neighbors, maybe they know someone looking for a house.  

Last five deals:1) Realtor pocket deal - he mailed homeowners to ask if they were interested in selling in our target location2) Phone auction - the auction was in person but we couldn't be there so we bid via phone3) Wholesale opportunity found through postcard mailings4) Online auction5) Turnkey

I would mail that owner a letter or postcard and see if they'd be interested in selling!  

Currently I trying to get my leads through getting lists and sending postcard mailers.