Hey everyone,I am new to the real estate investing game and looking to do Yellow Letters and postcards for my next campaign.  

Once you pick your design, you can get your art work done by a graphic artist pretty cheap, and most printers have the bulk rate if you are doing postcards, if you are doing letters, I would use a stamp.

Any suggestion on good language to include in the marketing letters or postcards is also appreciated.

I'm hoping to get some advice on the pieces that I'm using, I'm afraid that if I choose the wrong piece it'll be a big waste of money.My plan is this:1st round - Postcard: I heard Tom Kroll talk about an urgent notice houses wanted postcard from yellowletters.com on his podcast as one of his marketing pieces.

Do you rather send 6,000 letters or 12,000 postcards?

Then the discussion comes down to whether we should pay for a larger quantity of cheaper postcards or less postcards, but larger and higher quality.

You can get a mailing list of non-owner properties and send some post cards or letters.

I agree with Jason about Postcards.

I am having somebody hand write the postcards for me.

Great to hear you found a bank willing to work with you on the creative strategy @Kasey Gourley.I'm finding leads through:A few realtor friends in the inner circleWholesalersOther investorsPeople I work with (at a full-time employer)A very granular targeted marketing strategy where I do letters myself (specific zip code, neighborhood, size of house, type of seller and I've driven by the house before)Buy houses for cash postcards and business cardsI'm in the process of expanding my marketing campaign to include a broader range of criteria and will pay for someone else to send out the letters