I will say I asked each caller why they responded to my card. 1- responds to all mail regarding his properties2 - Timing5- it was handwritten, written on nice cardstock, something they didn't mind hanging on fridge/corkboardJust keep in mind depending on your goals, you don't have to spray and pray all over your city... you can do just find in smaller batches with a more concentrated effort.Cheers,Jake 

Being small , i tend to work in batches, i.e. send out a ton of mail , then follow up with calls appointments, maybe get a deal then wait a couple months to blast out bunches of more mail.

Its been 4 days since I received the one I sent to myself out of the batch of 186.

Like the above poster said you can do this yourself or use a service to do a batch list for you.

So when you batch process applications they can claim you passed over an applicant because they belonged to a protected class.

Since I have no info, I'll share some tips in case these help you:Pro-tip: Use 1 batch of postcards first and then switch to yellow letters.

I have pulled all of the Absentee Owners for the area by zipcode and I am finishing up my second round of yellow letters with the last batch of letters going out tommorow.

Even better, you can now (as of today) "batch" a lot of your BP emails so they all come together, once a day or once a week.

Hey BP.I sent out my first batch of letters to homes I found "driving for dollars" last week.

Either working capital to fund the batches you create before refinancing or as a way to just hold with little to no debt.