Looking for my first solo flip and would love to hear of any success stories using yellow/white letters to get a deal.

Had seen it online on a different type of siding, with that exact color combo of white, blue, yellow door and looked much better.

Not sure if this helps at all, but read Brandon Turners Managing Rentals book (the yellow one)Its very helpful

That's how you make money in pre foreclosure world but the laws changed in our states so you have to be pretty cautious how you do these and it was those changes that led to me abandoned this method of buying property.. but early in the process like mentioned above it was rare to be able to buy those.. remember your not the only one trolling these someone with a notice of default is going to get no less than 200 or so yellow letters and hammered by real estate agents for a listing.Along with the fact that they have probably lived in the house for a year or more for free.. so that motivation Is down the line.. and forget about fixing their credit at this point its trashed.. 

I’m just about to start mailing out yellow letters and the cost of the stamps is killing me.

I found a small self storage under a 100 units with a few small residental rentals as well as a few commercial rentals.I contacted owner with a yellow letter which I normally just pick up the phone.

Can't cook food = not a kitchen = not a house, in Fannie Mae's eyes.Example of a go: 1970s gross yellow wallpaper stained with cigarette smoke, fridge from the 1980s in that yellow color. 

Are y'all using bandit signs, yellow letters, MLS, door knocking?

The notice should be on bright yellow or pink paper.

Direct mail yellow letters.