When sending direct mail what gives you a better response rate, is it a handwritten letter, a post card with a picture of the property, what kind of direct mail has given you a good response rate?

I am looking to send out my first direct mail campaign this week. I have obtained a delinquent proerty tax list from a nearby county. Its about 4,500 entries on a Excel sheet. What next? I'm pretty Excel efficient. Do...

Hi all, our team has been giving text messaging a go and its been a mixed experience so far. What we like is the decent blend of efficiency and scale relative to cost (compared to direct mail for example). With that s...

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For the past few months, I’ve been trying to reach out to absentee owners of physically distressed properties.  I would either cold call them and then if I can’t reach...

Curious what everyone is paying for mailing letters and postcards.  I contacted a University printing lab (they'll print for anyone).  I can get #10 business envelop with return address and unique shipping address for...

Anyone have any luck with direct mail? I'm a newbie and want to learn about tapping into this marketing method. Right now I'm using Zillow tax history link to find out if there are any tax liens on the property. While...

I am wondering from you investors, experienced or not.. Direct Mail Marketing. has it worked for you? I mean, To promote your business, tell people your services you offer, stuff like that. Do you get anything back fr...

I am a newbie wholesaler and would like to know how best to market (and where) to get serious cash buyers for my list. Thanks!

Hi BP community-

I'm starting out, marketing to a list of 600 absentee owners with 50% equity in properties, and wanted to try something a bit different than the traditional yellow letter/postcard approach.
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Guys, I need some marketing advice. I am currently working with some investors who are very competent at the short sale process. However, as that process is quite time consuming, they needed someone who could take som...