In all of the blog posts, webinars, podcasts, books I have consumed over the past few months, the key point that comes up in almost every marketing campaign whether it be direct mail, bandit signs, websites, etc...is "CASH BUYER" and "WE CLOSE FAST".

I was able to obtain a pre-foreclosure list for my county and wanted to do direct mail campaign to them to purchase/flip. 

Good morning Collin.I'm similar to you in that I'm getting my feet wet in wholesale SFH.I have some potential leads into homes in the Capitol Hill area of Denver.I sent out a snail mail campaign recently.None of them have been filtered as of yet.All of them fall into SFH model.I would love the opportunity to review them with you sometime over the next week or so.

I am going to start in the wholesaling business; there I have currently started a direct mail campaign to preforeclosures and probates.

I was thinking of doing a mailing campaign for absentee owners but I'm on a budget & I'm not sure how much a mailing list would cost.

So I recently started a marketing letter campaign and so far I have had great response rate from my letters.

In that sense, some "typical" routines deployed by Mortgage Servicers like mail campaigns and auto-dialer phone calls are not enough to get a borrower to pick their head up.  

I have a direct mail campaign out to homeowners in pre-foreclosure, but I'm finding that even when homeowners do have some equity in the property, it still doesn't help the homeowner if I offer 65 or 70% of market value in cash.One example - I just heard from a homeowner with a house in pre-foreclosure worth about $320,000 (based on my comps).

I am a Newbie investor getting my start in Wholesaling, I just started a direct mail campaign, I sent out postcards and yellow letters to over 700 absentee owners, I received maybe 30 calls in total from both mailings, so far i have not closed a deal.

Rent out rooms that you aren't using to build reserves and then use that cash to start a direct mail marketing campaign.