Standing  I am not I would not pay the price again but would use the info avaialble on bigger pockets the  post cards are great.

But the way Seth Williams mentioned doing this was using a personalized post card.

Morris is a turn key broker who specializes it appears from the threads on BP in selling low end rentals. by low end I mean rentals that are priced at about half of the mean sale point of a particular MSAyou would go about it the same way the locals do... sent out thousands of post cards.. get calls .. go knock on the doors make the deals and try to resell.. some states its quite illegal to sell real estate you don't own you can only market and sell a contract but who really buys a contract.. :) its illegal In CA too to broker without a license..

The east facing balcony has great sunlight in the morning.Some Shared Amenities include: Pool, Tennis Courts, Sauna, Beach Access, Car Wash, Heated Underground ParkingTenant to pay electricity utility.I've recently mailed 45 Postcards to all the other tenants in the Condo building offering a $200 Referral.

I'm looking to increase my marketing efforts immediately by mailing 8,000-10,000 postcards/month, but don't want to waste money and time targeting the wrong lists.

You can send a postcard/letter, look up the owner and try to find their phone number, or knock on a neighbors door for more information.

Postcards, letters, yellow letters, zip letters.

For cost-effectiveness, my partners and I have been sending postcards in high volume.

Curious what everyone is paying for mailing letters and postcards. 

Invest in an oversized postcard to make sure yours stands out.