After looking at their yellow letters and having our order scrambled, I decided to do it myself for this initial campaign. 

I have considered that with running a direct mail campaign but I truly feel California is not the best location for investing in houses in the price range I need, because realistically here they are not priced that way if they are again the same issue of it being low rent and high crime or its an area way away from any commute or jobs. 

I'm now on the process of doing intell, learning, building relationships, and marketing my first direct mail campaign. 

What do you consider or qualify as a "response" in your direct mail campaign?

I'm new to the commercial multifamily investing game and I'm trying to start a direct mail campaign for apartment building between 10-30 units in the Johnson County Kansas Area.  

When I say legit I mean he is in it full time with a staff, advertising campaign, etc and "doing the business" not a up start wanna be.

Hi all, I am wondering if anyone has tried a microloan or crowd funding to raise money for marketing campaigns.

After a 5 year campaign — and almost 20 years for the TU — the City Council unanimously voted in the Rental Housing Registration & Inspection Program, a bill that will dramatically shift the power imbalance between landlords and tenants and hold the slumlords in our community accountable

Not to discredit the agent, but I think he picked up this seller (who has shown a willingness to hire fly-by-night outfits) through a broad marketing campaign and doesn't know what he's gotten into.

The start-up funds would go to marketing campaigns in the Bronx and Westchester, NY, also Newark, NJ to off market apartment building.