My direct marketing campaign is turning up guys over 65 who are anxious to get out but don't like brokers or paying commissions. 

I am starting a mass mailing wholesale campaign.

Hello everyone, I am wondering if the Realist tax search software that is available for MLS subscribers is a good tool to use to generate a list for a direct mail campaign.

Those deals probably aren't the deal of a lifetime, but they are better than almost all deals that are disseminated through the wholesalers.I think the only way you can make wholeaaling work is have your own wholesaling/ direct-mail campaign and that's something I am working on.I personally know that experts like@Ryland Taniguchi or  @Albert Bui  have relationships to find better deals from wholesalers, but I seriously think newcomers shouldn't try wholesalers to start with.

We plan to use 4 (there are 4 of us) separate FHA/203k loans to acquire tri/quad-plexes.At the moment, we are campaigning to gain outside investors and cosigners and will hopefully be profitable with a couple units by early 2017.

@Marcus GoldI am in the Phoenix ad have started using bandit signs.I put out my bandit signs Friday evening expecting my phone to ring off the hook and have so far got zero feedback.I guess  the key to a successful marketing campaign is consistency.I am going to try the bandit signs at least three more times and hopefully i can get some call backs.

I'm getting ready to launch a direct mail marketing campaign targeting ugly properties and apartment buildings.

Recently I sent out a mailer campaign to my probate list.

, I would say this: Direct mail tends to work best when you send a campaign of 5-7 different pieces, 4 weeks apart from each other.

I'm from Queens as well, I'm a RE agent and recently began a marketing campaign in Florida.