Call craigslist ads, Drive for dollars, send letters anything. . .

Wanted to share with everyone the results of my mailing campaign that I had in Edina MNWe sent 3000 letters to sf property owners stating the following:Hello, we are a local builder that just bought a property at 5841 Abbott Ave S, Edina and just wondering if you want to sell yours. 

I sent out 1000 direct mail yellow letters to absentee owners in Fairfax County.

The value of the properties location I think is really important, Think of a long street that ends in a dead-end cul-de-sacThe beginning of the street is a really busy intersection, so the really busy intersection has less value than the end of the street cul de sacYou may want to talk to an appraiser that does this for a living and ask them how different parts of the neighborhood can seriously affect resaleI always ask myself when I'm looking at a house from a buyer's perspective, can grandma walk around the block at 8 o'clock at night just before dark?

Using all capital letters in a post on BP is considered screaming, so, I won't use all capital letters!

No-one wants to live with their bedroom window a few feet from the tracks, but properties that have a sounds barrier and are a couple of blocks walk away will tend to see a nice boost. 

I don't want to say the most evil 4 letter word, S-N-O-W.... but it's the time of year to hire our snow removal company.Last year the one I used no longer did my area so I was scrambling for anyone.  

I enrolled in the 100% financing program and am able to print proof of funds letters on 3 deals at a time up to $750,000 or $250,000 per deal, which includes acquisition and rehab funds.

What I look for is whether there is separation between the walls and floor, cracking in the floor showing signs of movement underneath the basement slab, or shifting in the block walls showing that the foundation might be settling. 

Thank you for calling.You received a letter from me because I want to buy your [County Name] County property.