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...

I'm a brand new wholesaler, sent out about 1,000 yellow letters so far.

If you notice a property that looks vacant (unkept lawn, newspapers in driveway, yellow or white papers stuck to either windows or doors) jot down the address and look up the property in the county tax records and find out who the owners(s) is.

You can also reduce cost by going with a post card instead of a yellow letter.

Sometimes with smoke, there's a nasty yellow nicotine haze everywhere.

There is no strategy that is so unique or informative or secretive that someone with a bit of creative thought, one with logical thinking attributes could not figure out having a good command of basic real estate practices.Now, I'll yield to marketing, yellow letters, advancing and promoting yourself, phone systems, the generic business stuff that is not really so much an issue in RE, or such hardly regulated areas.

I've sent roughly 350 yellow letters, and no halfway decent leads.

We Lease and Buy Houses xxx-xxxxThere are more marketing, like direct mail, flood an area w yellow letters and post cards, once every 2 weeks for 8 runs if you have the capital.I find walking through FSBOS, FRBOs, Expireds and Listeds are the fastest ways to get houses.