I have a list of addresses in my target area.I have the budget set for my first batch of yellow letters.I have an google voice account and vm to start recieving calls and a script that I will follow when screening prospective sellers.What I don't have is a good letter.

I have pulled all of the Absentee Owners for the area by zipcode and I am finishing up my second round of yellow letters with the last batch of letters going out tommorow.

Hey guys,I am ready to send my first direct mail batch and I would like to ask you for a little advice.

Once you get a comfortable number under new leases, then take the next batch of tenants, who are less desirable, and be more aggressive about rent increases, and so on so forth.  

But, you can also batch and rank applications and process them in order of rank, as long as your ranking criteria is not unlawfully discriminatory and you are clear with all applicants that you will be accepting applications during a defined time frame and using that method.

I bet over 80% who send out first batch and fail never do another ... as for us Californians its like those that got rich in the gold mining days.. they were the one's selling the pots and pans  :)  best of luck 

At least not until you've done plenty of other deals.You'll wasted much tine sleeping down to the courthouse after your first few batches of data collection but that us still valuable research. 

I just sent out my first batch of postcards today and they should hit roughly the end of the week.

Some weeks are obviously better than others.I am happy to introduce anyone to a large batch of our resources.

(as long as Josh doesn't start asking us to drink any special batches of kool-aid ;-)