When I see bandit signs, and yellow letters that say "We buy houses fast, for cash" I want to take a marker and write on them "But only if you agree to sell it for less than what it is actually worth" because that is full disclosure. 

They are all the 1970s brown wood and yellow tile dated type of deal.

For example, you can use a Yellow-Letter campaign to reach out to motivated sellers.

Sort of like running a traffic light changing from yellow to red  - OK as long as nobody catches you doing it.

Hi All, I'm trying to expand my outreach for wholesale opportunities, Probate being one of them. 2 Questions basically:1) Would you go the yellow letter route?

Devour the information on the subject of wholesaling on this site, send out some postcards or yellow letters, set up your phone systems and websites and you can turn the 1k- 3k you spent into starting your wholesaling business into 10-15k from assigning your first property.

As a matter of fact you could open up the yellow pages and there were 2 to 3 pages of house mover ads and demo ads.

Should I go through MLS and find a real estate agent, send yellow letters, drive for dollars, talk to property management companies in the area, or talk with banks about foreclosures/preforclosures?

Once you have a property under contract you now have potential buyers lined up, instead of getting a property and hoping to find a buyer.  2) GENERATING LEADS Yellow letter campaigns, bandit signs, billboards and yard signs can help you generate leads but I think your best bet is to advertise yourself as the "expert" in your neighborhood on buying houses.  

I vividly remember in our conversation over the phone last year, you had mentioned about Brook side park being a bad area.