I'm nervous to share this, for fear of being scolded :) and also remember i'm a *NOOB* , but this is a sample that I've actually had positive response to....I'm not sure how risky it is to actually put a dollar amount offer in the letter, but in each case that I used this I've had a response and the owner understood that my offer was tentative and not solid.

I'm also planning on offering their first design from me completely free as a trial/sample of my design abilities.To address the comment you made about most Americans being poor.

They then send 3 of the 'possible' or 'yes' leads to local realtors as a sample of the type of leads they generate and offer to sell them a neighborhood of 2,000 houses which they will call through every 3 months for $500/month.Hope that helps or at least gives you some additional ideas about the direction your business venture could go.

Does anyone have samples of formal marketing letters that would be used to target the seller without referring to a particular property?

Would you post the sample letter to the question from Michele.

Shoot me an email and I will send a copy to you or you can download samples at my site

Those members that post consistently gain trust over time, similar to any other relationship, business or otherwise (you have a larger sample by which to pull from).

If you think you are going to establish a price range plotted along a demand curve with a standard deviation and provide an analysis of sample sizes of maybe a "Z" test, knock yourself out because you don't have much to do.

So I've started sending letters to nod's. This is my first week starting, I've sent about 50 letters since Monday (no calls yet, but I am tracking everything, hope to be getting more on the list soon). I'm going to se...

If you're an agent in ATL, you know who I'm talking about.Of course, for both of us, our sample sizes are relatively small (I've sold about as many houses as you have he past opulent years) and our data is purely empirical.