But you have to be willing to do the leg work (phone calls, driving for dollars, post cards, etc.)

(post cards or letters)Some good lists to target are Seniors with Long-time Ownership and Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores.

I am wondering what a good number of postcards to send out for my first time would be?

We are working on content for our campaign that will include postcards and targeted Facebook ads.

The classic advice when you're having trouble finding deals is to make more offers (a lot more offers) on MLS properties until something sticks, and/or to pursue off-market deals.BiggerPockets has lots of advice on strategies to find off-market deals, but they all have in common that they'll require persistent effort over a long period of time, and if you market yourself successfully as a home buyer you'll need to take a lot of calls and sift through a lot of coal to eventually find something that might be a diamond.Common recommendations for finding off-market deals include driving for dollars (looking for run-down or vacant houses you see when driving, then tracking down the owners and sending letters or post cards), direct mail to a variety of lists (e.g., absentee owners, town violations, long-time owners with equity, etc.), telephone pole signs (aka "bandit signs"), lead generation websites and SEO advertising, etc.

Go out driving for dollars, send the houses you ping postcards.

I have been looking into post cards with QR codes and stuff like that.

I think sending out letters and postcards are a bit out dated, and would be better if I was able to find there phone number.

Postcards?

Just a heads up, there are ALOT of wholesale questions coming up here.So last month I sent out my first mailers (postcards) for my wholesaling business.