In a few situations I would use a personal letter and ask them to contact me concerning their note, left it open so they weren't really aware of the matter, no sales pitch.

If you don't mind could you give me a brief overview of what to say in the letter.

I purchased my home 4 years ago in Montgomery county Pennsylvania. it needed a lot of renovations which took me a year to complete. I have had the itch to find my next property as soon as I finished the renovation. Wh...

Seems like every block has its nuances, so culturally diverse!

Then Head over to Yellowletterhq.com for your letters, .55 cents each. 

But I've heard these can be very lucrative.You need to mail multiple times (most say 5-7 "touches" per list over a period of time) to be able to generate the response rates you're looking for.I usually send a postcard first, see what return/undeliverable mail I get back, scrub those names, and my 2nd mail piece is a letter.

I'm not sure what your ultimate goal or strategy is but typically you are looking for the worst house on the best block.

I just want to make sure it is legit to present a transactional funders POF letter, and do a double closing with these types of properties as I understand they keep the EMD no matter what

The measurements work out, as there is sufficient width in the lot while maintaining the standard setback distance on the block.

Hi Guys,I'm just curious to see if anyone has had luck on getting listings by sending postcards or letter to absentee owners and what are the key points of setting it up.Thanks!