. - I haven't tried any marketing in Spanish, but I do get calls from Spanish speakers and luckily usually have someone near by who can translate for me.

And I am translating the entire thing in to a spanish version as well.

If you break down some of the more popular reasons why people might sell an absentee owner house (negative cash flow, liability, etc.) and translate these issues into stories with solutions, like parables, then people who open and read your piece might just bite on your Unique Selling Proposition.

Most times a “Good Deal” translates into “Below Retail!”

@Antonio Coleman Not sure how your free lawn care tips translated to "So, we went out and set bandit signs around the city listing that we are giving away free lawn care services.

So I did my first direct mail campaign and it mailed out yesterday,  The area I targeted has a good number of Spanish speaking people so I did the postcard in English and Spanish using google translator.  

Its just being from Bakersfield my sense of humor doesnt translate well...

But how does that translate to $25K being a good value and money well spent?

I have absolutely no problem with the concept of paid coaching...my problem is that it *seems* like 99% of the paid coaches out there care *only* about the money...which will translate into poor teaching.I know guys like you, Chris Clothier's family and plenty of others here do paid coaching.

They need to translate into the seller picking up the phone and calling you.