Now I've got a big ol' list of properties I can sort by any number of criteria and have been sending letters to the ones I think will be most likely to produce leads.On properties I think may be potential deals, I drive by and take a look to see if it looks vacant and to get a rough idea of condition, and then snap a quick photo.

I had debated about getting in the middle of it and sending a letter to the delinquent individual saying that I was aware of the situation.

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If i can, is it enough for me to just email him the denial letter or it should be mailed?

I plan on starting a marketing campaign (yellow letters) very soon.

I've even taken an additional step and purchased smiley face stickers to seal the envelopes (cheesy I know, but this get's the letter opened).I am anxious about taking this first step, but I am also excited in what the future holds in this endeavor.Any suggestions before I mail out this Thursday??

I sent her a letter stating how great of a tenant she was and that the winter was hard on everyone.

I have recently sent out my first yellow letter campaign (1500 letters) marketing for off market deals in the Suffolk, Plymouth, Middlesex, and Norfolk counties in Massachusetts.

I think the first step you need to take is to have a lawyer draft a letter.