I want to send yellow letters, printed mail and postcards(for Non owner occupied), then do some door knocking and cold calling.BUT I have a few questions before I start this process.....

Always follow up and stay in touch with them. 2) Start a marketing campaign through Yellow Letters by reaching out directly to the property owners in your targeted areas. 3) Go to REI networking events to meet investors, and other professionals like GCs, property management professionals, insurance brokers and other industry professionals. 

I drive for dollars everyday, I send out 50 yellow letters to absentee owners every week, and I have bandit signs posted around town.

Instead of mailing out hundreds of yellow letters a week as I had planned I have been able to mail only 20 each letters each week.

yellow letters... up to you how you value your time, might be best to give it 1 or 2 more conversations and then move on dot com. 

We mail Yellow Letters to high equity and long ownership so it is obvious it's an older generation, but in Houston we don't see the same pattern or get that many people to say those things like in SA.

No, you need education, smart, targeted, and up-to-date for the 21st century.You'll learn step-by-step seduction techniques like the Subject To kiss close, the unrefusable checkbook flash, how to buy her a house for ca$h, templates for writing red-hot yellow letters, and compelling scripts to follow on the phone when speaking to motivated prospects.

The highest values I've seen here in the southeast on southern yellow pine were back in the late 90s/early 00s.

I would spend a few hours painting the bathroom pale gray, paint the vanity darker gray and an inexpensive all chrome handle,  add some towels in turquoise or yellow and a shower curtain to match (but leave it open) or something.

Yellow Letter with Red FontB.