I have been mailing out postcards and yellow letter.

Some counties have information on there, and mail them a letter.

There are a few specific subdivisions that I focus on for direct mail...Colonial Hills and Orchid Lake primarily for now.

I've added my email to the mailing list on your website.

Hi @juansoto I'm by far not a pro but I did do the massive action part already. 725 mail pieces and 100 phone calls later no deals well had two but they fell through.

And home-sellers desperate to sell will initially light up OD's switchboards - and then blast them on Yelp when they get offers blindly emailed to them that are at the high end of the wholesale spectrum, but without the kiss (building rapport) first to make it palatable.So go to your local REIAs, talk your wholesalers friends down off the ledge, educate your fellow Realtors and investors, lean your shoulders into this small rain shower, and remind yourself that the "disruptive storm clouds gathering in the distance" are little more than 15 minutes of fame rain shower that will quickly pass over us and then allow us to get back to work.If there is anything else I can to help you grow your business, please let me know.Very Best,-G

I e-mail them, talk to them on the phone, and ask to see proof of funds and PFS statements showing liquidity and net worth.

We also hope to start a direct mail campaign to find deals for wholesaling, flipping, and buy and holds.We have not done a deal yet, but are excited for this new adventure.

I've started my direct mail campaign and the phone is ringing.Now What's the best way to determine ARVs and CMAs prior to physically seeing a property?

@Paul Timmins, thanks for those reminders!