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My question is whether I should be mailing to these people or not?

My end goal is to be able to take the list and merge/export it into a DM site that will mail out the letter to the indicated address.

You can see that from outside on a routine inspection; you send the tenants a reminder to disconnect those ASAP in like October.

what are the best method of mailing?

I'm open to ideas and suggestions.Thank you all in advance for your help / support / hate mail. :) Hopefully I won't get any of that unless it's to spur me on to do better and go faster.

Goodman wrote another e-mail and changed their mind:I have consulted with the warranty department and was advised that the multifamily residential properties do receive a 10 yr warranty however a qualifying lifetime compressor warranty will only apply to the single family owner occupied residential installations.

That reminds me of another screening criteria I have: if they are more than 15 minutes late for their appointment (and they don't call to reschedule or let us know they're stuck in traffic), they are a "no" for us.

That will definitely set you apart from the investors who may be mailing them and you'll leave a lasting impression.

I am mailing to a new list of pre-foreclosures at 6-12 weeks before they go to auction.Is a postcard enough to get them to call, or is a handwritten letter or typed letter the best?