I have used the expertise of professional copywriters to develop letters that push the specific prospects’ buttons and persuade them to call you.The postcards are written to the prospect and are not generic.

The competition has been growing rapidly for the REO's so I am going to supplement with direct mail again.

So I went with a very generic letter so that I could facilitate the increase in mail.

After college, sales of vitamins and supplements, total gym rat(no responsibility back then), from there managed a large insurance agency.

A generic ad could be largely ignored though.

I basically hang out in the misc sub forums,and the weightlifting/supplement forums.Yeah you might be right.

After I go home and call them, and use a generic script like "Hi, I'm an investor specializing in wholesales, can I send you an email with a questioner about what properties may fit your needs?"

To supplement my income I would help people locate rentals and they slowly began to turn into buyers.

Is there any real reason for this to be terribly complicated and state specific or can it be generic?

Was doing some research the other day on seed capital options and actually came across some of the offerings by WCAP and called them up and they were able to help me secure some credit which I'm going to use to supplement my other debt options.