@Anthony Brancato Perhaps it’s because they do not respond well to cold emails like this.

Used AmericanTracers.com to find the owner’s phone number and we cold called the owner.

After hurricane Michael you are going to be hard pressed to find a home that doesn't have work that was either completed with no permit, by unlicensed individuals, or some mix of circumstances.

So the best action to take is to get in touch with those sellers by whichever strategy you are most comfortable with, i.e. cold calling, direct mail, text blasting, bandit signs, pay per click, etc. 

I'm hard pressed to think of a RE relationship that isn't grounded in cooperation. 

Remind them not to leave windows open when it is cold out and what the thermostat should be set at. 

Easy and simple to maintain4) Second lowest property taxes in the nation5) No bursting pipes from cold weather like up north and no super high insurance because of tornadoes like Oklahoma and TexasAs far as strategy I mainly BRRRR houses but also own some multifamily that I bought the traditional way.

@Bennet SebastianOld fashioned cold calling and mailers in commercial properties you have in an area you like might work.

Hello,I have multiple lists of owners and addresses and am wondering how do I find their numbers to cold call.

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