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?

You could use bandit signs, driving for dollars, and direct mail, and any other creative ways you can find motivated sellers.

I think @Ted Schmidt and @Scott Costello touched on the same point I was trying to get to - the messaging and whether it would get mixed.For example, let's say I'm sending out direct mail and including a website on that mail for those folks.

MLS or direct mail?

Should I follow up by sending an offer in the mail or a letter in the mail describing the offer?

The mail can be stopped by going to the post office that dispatches the mail carrier and telling them the situation.

Where can I go to find information on these properties3 FSBOI didn’t mail anything yet but have everything ready.I’m currently looking for a realtor(s) to partner with to locate properties on MLSCurrently working on my websiteAlso looking for a Wholesaling partner and/or MentorThank You

Coming from advertising, DM (Direct mail) is nothing new to me, I've done work for Cashcall; Cashcall Mortgage; Greeenlight financial; and Time Warner Cable to name a few.

I am just researching the various aspects of direct mail.

Many of the landlord properties may be tenant occupied or vacant, so I guess I would have to locate the seller and either call or mail them the information regarding the lease option since a lot of realtors are reluctant to work with investors.Maybe I could let them know that my company specializes in lease purchasing and they will know I will not be living in the property and maybe they will not aks for my credit and rental app.Thanks Brian!