They sell overpriced junk to investors that leave an aftermath of destruction to their portfolios years or even decades to come.I am sure some TK works and investors love them.

This was my 3rd mailing.

I was recently thinking that doing so could improve the response-per-subject property rate.For example, I'd think that we'd have a better chance at getting a response about 123 Main St. if I'm consistently mailing 4 people (the Executor/PR plus the 3 Interested Parties), than if I was contacting the Executor alone.I also think it could help you potentially develop rapport with multiple people that have influence on what ends up happening with the Decedent's property.I've seen it over-and-over where the Executor likes our offer, and just wants to "get it over with," only to have other family members talk them out of accepting the cash offer.Questions:- Is it legal to reach out to the Interested Parties as well, or can you only contact the Executor alone?

Did you get this lead via direct mail or what?

Learn real estate first, not guru junk.

I sure enjoy that a heck of a lot more then one statement in mail every month, and having no control over it.

Do I place my business card and a flyer in a vacant house mail box?

You could also start direct mailing to lists in the areas you like but that's more expensive.  

He called me when he recieved it in the mail piiiisssed and told me to lose his number.  

I am not an expert at junk yards but that is my 2 cents worth.A good  option would be to  try to partner with a person that wholesales commercial real estate.Good luck