We have a lead from a direct mail campaign where we think the seller is asking well below market price, but a realtor we have worked with seems to disagree, so we are looking for further advice.  

It’s a people business, and reaching these people has been made significantly easier through Twitter campaigns, Facebook advertisements, and much more.

It automates all of the initial communication back and forth with web leads, but allows you to tweak and adjust everything about your campaign. 

The other has extensive experience in social media campaigns and some SEO.

I know when I approach investors I need to bring something to them for the now like a hot lead, because let's say I want to do a cold calling campaign for them or do some lead generation or even build them a website, they don't really hire those services because they have been doing good just by simply putting a couple bandit signs or just of word of mouth references.

My partner and I are ramping up our Direct Mail Marketing Campaign.

My partner and I are ramping up our Direct Mail Marketing Campaign.

I would suggest that you partner with someone to get the lay of the land and maybe even start your own door knocking/ yellow letter campaign to get a FSBO sale(again you'll need cash or a HML).

We have an aggressive fundraising campaign that will begin in the next couple months but that doesn't help us at this point in the game.  

We are starting a small direct mail campaign in our neighborhood, within 5 miles from our primary residence.