after you download the list, take it to click2mail and create a yellow postcard, and send it to your list.

Hi Robert,Some code enforcement offices carry vacant and boarded lists or condemned property lists which are available for purchase...their not always easy to find but ask around, sometimes the lists can be free online if you go to the city government page.I used the yellow letter aproach to send to all the property owners but you will need to find out where the tax bill is being sent to first and many letters will be returned as can't be found...don't throw these letters away!

I've been bird-dogging for my mentor and her partners and have my own yellow letter campaign going, but I'm kinda greedy and impatient right now.

@William Alvarez @Rodney Getsy thanks for the positive words @Nzinga Hart I went with the tried and true yellow letter in an invitation style envelope handwritten.

I've spoken with sellers this week, viewing properties, and started a yellow letter campaign.Hoping this will bring me closer to my first deal.

I'm not going to leave it on plain white paper I'm going to try 3 different colors green, pink, and yellow.

I had planned on a pretty typical yellow letter, but just curious what worked for you.

I’m considering sending out direct mail yellow letters to a list of addresses .

From billboards to the little yellow signs. 

We went 3 weeks without any applicants, with most who looked at the property citing the yellow kitchen (walls and cabinet doors/drawers) as the reason for not wanting to apply.