I'm about to start a 3500 mailer campaign.

some coop are restrictive and the policy can change anytime.  

Let me tell you guys, I have been soaking up knowledge on BP like you know who..One of the methods I am pursuing for multi-unit properties is a mail campaign.

Hey all,I am soon to start a direct mail campaign, and have already started "driving for dollars" to begin acquiring my buy and hold/rental properties, and small time wholesale business here in the Inland Empire.However, I am having a hard time time finding contact information for the property owner here in California.

I met with a seller through a pre-foreclosure marketing campaign and have been presented with the following.

I obtained this lead from a mailing campaign I sent out a week ago, I dropped by the property today and while I was speaking with the seller it turns out that there are actually two properties on one lot.

I am putting together a direct mail campaign for that.

I recently came across this wholesale deal from my mailing campaign, I dropped by the property today and spoke with the seller turns out there are two properties on one lot.

I don't know where you are getting your comps but you might revisit them.The only good news here is that, though the best time to sell a house is always in the spring, southern California's fair weather climate doesn't really restrict sales any time during the year.

Our company does home improvement inside and out, so we can clean up any property in any condition and would be targeting the smelliest, ugliest properties in need of the most work.Questions:1) How much time and resourses will I need, (at a minimum)  to handle the calls and leads generated from a direct mail campaign that covers 20,000 - 30,000 people per mailing.