Yellow letters are popular, any form of mailing with the exception of postcards in this instance.

Sure, some people have sent a few hundred letters or postcards here or there...but is that who you want advice from? 

I started with driving for dollars looking for a property that looked distressed in my farming area talked to the neighbors and looked up the owner over the driving for dollar app and mailed the owner's a postcard/letter Good luck!

It does not charge for postcards and has a VA available at $6/hr.

You could do postcard mailings, bandit signs, Craigslist ads.

The homeowners may come up with what's needed to stop the foreclosure this time, but may want to unload their house anyway in the very near future.I'm now looking for someone in my area who's experienced in dealing with pre-foreclosures who can mentor/partner with us through the first couple of deals.An associate of mine who's been wholesaling for 10+ years has done extremely well in his area with direct mail postcards, so that's something else you can try.

They obviously didn't intentionally target you, they are just humans with no clairvoyant abilities and can't know all the particulars of each home owner when they send those post cards.

Has he sent out postcards to the area?

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $552,000

Cash invested: $322,000

Contributors:
Jess Haas

Rental Type: Small House
Condition @ Purc...

The adjacent City of Maumee (also enacting their own rental property ordinance, about 10x worse than Toledo's, and similarly supported by the mindset that businesses and personal property are not afforded equal protections...that said I am expecting a lawsuit there too) just mailed out post cards to the effect of "Do you know of a blighted, vacant, derelict, or decrepit property?