I'm launching a direct mail campaign and know that a week point for me is fielding those inbound calls from motivated (or not) sellers.

The Tenant/Buyer shall give notice to the Landlord/Seller of its intent to extend the term of the Lease/Option as herein provided, by mailing a written notice to the last provided address of the Landlord/Seller at least Ten (10) days in advance of the expiration of the then current term.

However, any subsequent things that come up (i.e. addendums to change the rent due date, simple lease extensions, etc), I prefer to handle via email or postal mail.

Almost reminds me of the surge in lien investing.

Shoot me an e-mail if you are having troubles, I have put together a few subject to's in my time.

Ludes said - keep mailing to them if they're fine with it) and they will eventually call you when they are ready

Most the big players are doing pay-per-click and direct mail.

I have a situation developing that I need advice on.Single family home, lease is expiring, tenant is scheduled to move out end of this month.I didn't even advertise online, just put a for rent sign in the yard last week and already have 5 people called me expressing interest to rent.I called tenant and spoke to him to schedule a move out inspection, where he would also surrender his keys, I will need his new physical address, and I reminded him about turning off water, electric, cable TV etc...He said no problem, BUT...the fireworks and his boat will need another week or two.He has parked a sailboat on the property.

I think the best way to do this is not just mailing.

I have the other half ready and gonna drop them around the first of the month. how much did you spend on mailing total so far?