@Joel Owens  its very much buried in the buy and hold mantra that buy and hold does not get affected in severe  market corrections.. and that people need a place to live etc etc.for sure there are markets that are much stronger than others.. but make no mistake.. hundreds of thousands of landlords got wiped out in the GFC.. and this was for a variety of reasons.. 

I am a little confused because I have read other post which talks about basically the same thing but they were told to use a variety such as yellow letter, professional letter and postcard.

I like to send a variety of pieces over a 4-6 month period and then repeat it.

That may work at a REIA, where there is least some chance of people knowing the terms (though try asking people what they mean by "double closing" or "cash flow" and you may be amazed at the variety of answers.)

I have researched and been studying the real estate market and have started investing in single-family houses.Statement: My company’s name is called [your company] and I’m going to be working with people who need to sell their home for a variety of reasons: divorce, foreclosure, probate, job transfers, people tired of being a landlord... basically anyone needing to sell a house.Statement: I was hoping to count on you for a reference if you happen to come across anyone needing to sell.

Consequently, your USP must match a wide variety of motivations rather than a narrow band or single problem as does foreclosure, for example.Referring to the Traffic > Conversion > Economics cycle, your initial response rate expectations probably ought to be reduced to about 0.5%.

Timeliness of data is also constantly in flux due to a wide variety of issues, a big part of which is the county's own timeliness.

But really, to cuss someone out, you should use more variety in your profanity.

We have sent out a total of 395 letters and received a whopping 5 responses. 1 was a prank call. 2 were of the "please remove me from your list" variety.

It has nothing to do with the industry, except maybe politics where lying is required :-).An honest wholesaler is buying homes often sight unseen from a variety of sources where the properties are discounted, marketing them well and then selling them at closer to their value.