Hey All,I've done some mailers to absentee and expireds for potential lease option / sub-to deals, but the list is way too big to mail out to all of them for my budget, but I want to be able to mail to them several times.What criteria do you use to help narrow this down and really target potential sellers?

I searched for about 10 months targeting multi unit/delco/good school district/under 200k.

If so, is it plagiarism to implement statements and items I like from other forms I've seen on Google if its only going to be used by myself and my tenants?

We presented our business plan and detailed flip calculator and specific properties that we are targeting.  

This area doesn't work for me because I have a specific target individual in mind that I supply housing too and these people do not CHOOSE to reside in Joliet.

They were voted the customer homebuilder of the year in Austin a few years backResponsiveness to investor inquires both on the site's FAQ and via email was greatA 1031 exchange investor had a tight window to meet to identify our project as a possible candidate for investment and Richard Zahm stepped in to answer some technical questions very quickly.....as in the same hour I askedGroup text messages with their founders, etc. helped to make sure we were aligned and utilizing technology to make the raise successfulMy new beta iFunding app on my Android phone gave me real-time updates on how the raise was progressingThey're implementing push notifications to my phone via text message when new money comes in based on my request for this featureI could go on and on and on.  

I'm definitely a believer in networking, and check out my website for an awesome targeted networking event in Nov in SF. 

Sounds like you're not necessarily targeting sellers with enough equity;2.  

The area that it is being built in is growing and has a lot of new restaurants, a mall and brand new walmart, Target...etc..all within a few miles of propety...has great potential. 

The flip side of that is there are great neighborhoods in Cleveland that were selling at $30k-$40k two years ago and due to targeted redevelopment programs (follow the money), rehabbed properties are now going for $135k-$150k and new construction condos at $200k+.