I'd like to send out more, but my budget won't allow for it right now.Couple things I'm trying now...Postcards - I am currently split testing how postcards will do so I'll be able to compare in a few months.

Of course there's a couple of square miles of Austin who's residents pretty much run that city, and by extension a lot of the state.My county, Burnet, doesn't get it from the MLS either, they mail a postcard to the buyer about 60 days after recording.

If I can't find anyone motivated enough to sell their property to me in a way that makes sense for me to purchase it, then I will sit back by the pool at the hotel and sip my Lone Star Beer with my wife and son; without another thought about it.Remember:Keep your eyes openCary with you at all times a stack of blank post cards and a pen.

The website that you mentioned is the cheapest I found so far too.Othe way of marketing (post cards, letters, phone calls) and getting leads I got 1%- 10%.Be carefull with the city they can fine you with the signs by tracing the phone number.

I use postcard primarily.

I think I am going to start making some business cards and post cards to get myself out of analysis paralysis mode and into action mode.

Very good question.If you are sending out post cards some will call when the postman delivers the card.

Using both letters and postcards will increase the likelihood that your targeted prospect will call you.There are three key components when prospecting via mailing out letters:Getting the prospect to open your letterGetting the prospect to read your messageCausing the prospect to take the action you indicateLarge companies have gone to expensive methods to trick us into opening their mail.

Don’t just say “postcards”… be more specific

Letters, postcards, phone call, knock on their doors, whatever.