I am assuming that the mailer is like a post card?

I know more than one investor who received cease and desist letters from these clowns, all because they were sending letters and/or post cards that said We Buy Houses.

I also paid for a year subscription to ReboGateway to get my leads but anticipate also using other sources for inheritance leads.Undecided on using GoBigPrinting (where Sean has his letters and postcards for us to use) or YellowLetters. 

@Eli KallisonDM has vastly different costs based on many factors such as:1) Are you doing it yourself or outsourcing it2) Which company you choose3) Whether you're using postcards or yellow-letters.4) Type of postageIf you're interested in good pricing for fulfillment via efficient software, hit me up.

We have a great relationship with GoBig Printing - they do a lot of our postcards; full service direct mail house.  

Direct marketing with letters and postcards, knocking on doors, calling absentee landlords, driving for dollars (driving around town looking for vacant or run down homes, writing down the address, researching owner contact info and contacting them) are all ways to find deals that could potentially meet the 2% rule.

In general for postcards you should expect about a .25-.5%+ .

Many brokerages provide free postcards or print templates to get your farming campaign underway.Target investors in your market by searching out properties that didn't sell.

During the buyers market a post card was a means of informing for contact conveyance, not selling.

If you work this business diligently, several hours a week and send out mailings regularly (I sent out a few hundred postcards / letters each week), you will get a handful deals not in weeks, but in a few months.For example, using Jack's system as a model, I started my land flipping business in January.