They appeal to those who are looking for some magical way to make money in real estate when they have no cash and no credit.

Then you have your money in 5 years and your buyer will be under the magic 75% LTV in 5 years to refinance the original loan.

I'm not sure there is any magical postcard layouts/verbiage but if you look at the one I have them use, you might be able to see what I do feel is important to have on the postcard.

you get slightly upset when you see another investors bandit sign magically appeared next to yours. ...you call that investor and see if they want to do a JV on any deals.

No such thing as magic pill or magic website that is most accurate, you still need to do your own due diligence, agents can put comps and CMA, some times they don't even match that against tax records, all they pull is from MLS, you wanna know about all sales weather on MLS or off MLS.

There is no magic pill or one specific way to get new customers rather there are 100's of different things to do and you must do all of them constantly to have a consistent business flow.

Mike, Almost everyone I work with asks the same question and there is no magic answer.

Michael I'm not knocking your advice, but where are these magical munchkins that will suddenly appear to help me.

Powerful stuff.http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2011/09/30/jim-collins-great-by-choice-exclusive-excerpt/I think the meat of a direct mail campaign is in the "follow up" and that the real "magic" starts to happen in the 3rd and 4th mailings.I think we have to make some assumptions without the value of Dominic's feedback that he has done at least one successful direct mail campaign that produced results which he can base his new campaign on.

I have been waiting for someone to post the magic pill formula for instant bundles of cash.