Even property management firms that outsource their accounting department pays big bucks.

Outsource it, or set aside a little time daily to write these yourself.

Although, if you decide to go the route of purchasing a list from a provider and your quantity is too high to do in house, you may want to consider out sourcing it.Keep in mind that direct mail tends to work best when you send a campaign, not just a single mailing.

This is very easy to do and cost effective - can be outsourced as well to an assistant very easily.Hope this helps - will work with almost any list - merge the fields that are necessary - name and address.

Which is a in house cost of less then 2 bucks a prospect per year or less then 4 if you out source the process.

Outsourcing hand written yellow letters is probably about 3.5 times more expensive than postcards.

College student - last semester for BA.Co-Owner of IT Support & Outsourcing Company.

I'd like to outsource as much of the work as possible since I work a lot and just welcomed my first son into the world!

Things to consider:If you're doing 20k mailers a month, you should not expect 5 figures a month. 5 figures starts at 10k, that's ~1 deals month, which would be unimpressive for a campaign that would realistically cost you $20-30k a month (if you outsource it so that you're not working 80-120 hrs/week).I'd expect mid 6 figures a month with a campaign like that Nice that youre thinking big, but if you want to think bigger, without building a huge operation(which is a LOT of work and will take time to build a system- not to mention a completely different skillset than standard wholesaling (sales skills/basic networking vs (big time) managing/business admin), try thinking bigger deals- like huge commercial buildings, skyscrapers, cities or countries.

Outsourcing this daily task has allowed me to scale my business tremendously.