Let's say you get a postcard that says your name is "name", then what else is in the postcard if you don't put the reason why are getting the postcard?

I like to take the time to get to know my target seller, then I like to hit them over and over again. so many investors spend 20k per month with a postcard, but I think it is too much throwing crap against the wall to see what sticks!! 

You could also do some marketing yourself by snagging a list through places like listsource.com (great for your criteria) and setting up mass mail with either postcards/yellow letters, or getting lists from local title companies that you may or may not already have a connection with. 

The seller called me after receiving a postcard about the property he owned.

I'd be interested what type of list folks would recommend and what type of creative/messaging on the postcards folks might recommend.

Since I will be an agent, do I HAVE to put my real estate agent number and/or broker information on my postcards to generate leads for my wholesaling business?

Post card?

Does anybody have a recommendation on what service to use for sending out post cards as well as what to have on the post card along with making the message pop?

@Joseph Gomez market directly to owners, do not look on MLS/Zillow.BP has many recommended ways to find properties and market to owners, such as direct mail letters, post cards, telephone pole ("bandit") signs, web keyword advertising, Facebook ads, driving for dollars (looking for run-down and derelict properties), contacting owners who have units for rent, etc.If you want volume and you have more money than time, then you might buy lists of properties from "list brokers" and upload the lists to a service that will send direct mail letters or post cards for you.

Maybe they did during the foreclosure crisis before everyplace got saturated with wholesalers sending postcards and calls.