I wrote a letter via Microsoft word and printed it to 2000 letters, red ink - yellow letter.

If I am representing a client I use forms provided through MLS (NWMLS/CBA in WA) otherwise, I will just create my own on microsoft word and PDF it.

And I am proud to say I paid for her education so she has no debt to worry about. ( Plus I bought her a car when she graduated, if she hit a certain GPA that was the deal)being raised in the Napa valley she thought about viticulture and also pre med. but at the end of the day she got a degree in Managerial economics. graduated top of her class ( say proud dad) and in one of the worst hiring environments ever 2002 ( post 911) got offers from Microsoft and Intel.

It's called "setting up rules" or something similar, I think that's what is called in Microsoft Outlook.But, when you use AWeber… You're paying for the convenience of being all set up and ready to go.Anyway, back to strategy and techniques for building a cash buyers list.If anybody has any ideas whether they would be old or new, it would be greatly appreciated.Rob Widmark

Microsoft office(excel & word)- I create spreadsheet for just about everything. buyers list, leads list, wholesale calculator rental calculator, side-by-side ammortization reports, mail merge for mailing campaigns.Photoshop- I create my own logo's postcard designs, ad designs,and use them for social media, backpage oodle, craigslist etc...then there is the tax assessor site for my county and of coarse google!

@felix Wisniewskiif you have microsoft office(word)there is a very cool and simple way to create your letters in literally 5 minutes.i could show you have just send me a message.

So much so that I was able to quit my full time job as a Development Manager at Microsoft to take on real estate investing and development as a full time passion. 

You might consider using Microsoft Publisher, its a good place to start.  

I use Microsoft Excel to evaluate my deals and determine how long it will take to be profitable, return of investment, etc.

I am assuming you have Microsoft Word, if not then Google Drive has a "word" document option.