You want them to read your message each time, getting familiar with your name and how you can help them, so a different mail piece but with a similar message is best.Due to BP rules, I'm not sure I am able to share the 6 month campaign I would recommend, however I would be happy to share if you are interested.

I know political candidates have issues with posting their campaign signs on public right of way.

Using the capital I made from those closing invested in larger yellow letter campaigns, and incrementally increase my budget from there. 

I had tried Canada post a few years ago (for a different type venture), they only offered a mass mailer type campaign for neighbourhoods/communities.

I am preparing to begin a campaign knocking on doors and sending yellow letters to buy a multi-family home and would welcome any advice and/or encouragement you all have to offer.Thanks!

Later that year, I attempted finding deals through a realtor friend on the MLS to fix and flip, and ultimately decided it was not the right time to be flipping, but in reality I just was undereducated and underprepared on how to find deals and the possibilities of different types of deals.I'm going to work on networking with cash buyers and build my first marketing campaign and get some deals under contract!  

We've compiled and vetted a list of duplexes (about 75) that meet all our criteria and which we'd consider being occupant-owners of.Planned next step is to send them letters stating who we are, what we're trying to do...

I also know about marketing campaigns, ie. bandit signs, direct mailing, door knocking, etc.

When you mix it if a drip campaign, even better response.

I am reading Multi-Family Millions by David Lindhal (A BP podcast guest) and he suggests a direct mail campaign so I am going to start that.