Do you all typically cut a cashier's check for security deposits and send through certified mail?

My agent, for instance, called me just days before a storm to remind me I could still bind policies and even updated some coverage to ensure I was fully protected before the storm hit.

@Chris Seveney, but you forgot to mention that the email subject had 3 fire emojis, 3 dollar sign emojis and some arrows to make sure you see it.This reminds me of a the language the Mogul Club uses.  

Continue to attempt scheduling with them and remind them that it's a response to their complaints.

The lead came through one of our absentee equity mailing lists, and after meeting with him, we locked up the deal.

Mail out flyers is the best way.You can drive around the area that you are interested and see if it looks abandoned and find the owner.It's off-market so it means a lot of manual work on finding them. do a simple internet search and you will find many ways.

Reminds me of the late 70’s early 80’s when the National Association of Realtors declared that within the next 10 years 50% of the homes sold in the U.S. would be some form of attached housing.  

Find markets where if you're all in at 75% or better, you'll cash flow and then go find deals to where you can be all in at that LTV (i.e. purchase plus rehab)  Direct mail works. 

Interestingly enough, I just got a piece in the mail today clarifying my cancellation of my policy from State Farm.

This list of 300 Brokers being given away and valued at $99 is just another reminder of this.