Hello All,I have been getting into real estate the past few months, started out posting yellow signs every weekend for 6 months, and have also been sending out yellow letters for the past 6 months, around 1000 / month.I've gotten really close to closing on a triplex at a great price, however it ended up falling through.I'm 27, currently work full time as a mechanical engineer, however I would like to quit my job and devote my time to going back to school and medical issues with my shoulder (rehab takes a few hours a day), while working part time.I was planning on helping a seasoned investor I know with his property management.

This is probably one of the most comprehensive articles on yellow letters and mail merges with photos and steps.

I target absentees with yellow letters and vacant land with postcards.

As a wholesaler I am doing everything to find deals: Signs, Direct Mail: PC & Yellow Letters.

I don't have a strong sense but I have heard that yellow letters to NOD/late payers stopped getting good response rates.

I am wondering if you would be better served buying a targeted list from listsource (search on BP for info on searches) and then handwrite some yellow letters.

Hi All,I just landed a seller with a home for sale through a yellow letter campaign.

I've spoken with sellers this week, viewing properties, and started a yellow letter campaign.Hoping this will bring me closer to my first deal.

Since my attorney is out until Monday, thought I would ask the good folks here for some advice:I recently got off the phone with a seller responding to my yellow letter.

Such as where do you get your lists from, do you use yellow letters or postcards, etc...