Involved In Real Estate · Portland, OR · Member since 2008 · 117 posts · 44 votes
A few questions regarding 30/60/90 day late lists:
I've heard that I can get these from the credit reporting agencies. Has anyone done this? Are there any other ways of getting this list? Any ballpark figure on what the cost is for a list? And if you've done it, have you found it beneficial?
Flipper/Rehabber · Bakersfield, CA · Member since 2008 · 3k+ posts · 3k+ votes
16y
Hello everyone...
As a guy who owns www.Yellow-Letters.com I can say that you should go straight to the source of the list... www.responsemakers.com . I pay .18 cents a name..
When mailing this list mail a voucher over a Yellow Letter they out pull...
Real Estate Investor · Baltimore, MD · Member since 2008 · 1k+ posts · 268 votes
17y
check with the list brokers - if I am not mistaken last time I checked it was about a dollar per lead with a minimum of 1,000 leads or something of that nature
Real Estate Investor · CA · Member since 2009 · 138 posts · 19 votes
16y
I would love to hear if you find a good company that has a list of 30/60/90 day late lists.
Personally Im going out to the Courthouse of each County I would like to pick up listings in and picking up the Freshly recorded N.O.D's which I turn into an Excel Database
From there I design a Directmail Campaign and start marketing to these homeowners.
Depending where you are at - you could possibly hire a college kid with a laptop to go to the county and pick up NOD's as soon as they are recorded, have the person create a excel Database and have them hand it over. Then you can get marketing :)
A few months ago I was referred to Synergy Marketing Solutions from a longtime friend in the industry. On average I get 3-5 new listings from each campaign I run [LINK REMOVED] They have the 30 60 90 day late lists and they let you pick your own criteria and zip codes.
Real Estate Investor · CA · Member since 2009 · 138 posts · 19 votes
16y
Originally posted by Sarah Jarman:
A few months ago I was referred to Synergy Marketing Solutions from a longtime friend in the industry. On average I get 3-5 new listings from each campaign I run [LINK REMOVED] They have the 30 60 90 day late lists and they let you pick your own criteria and zip codes.
not to be offense Sarah but you only have one post and yet your recommending a company ?
To anyone who still wants info, I was recommend a company by a fellow BP member (he has more posts/time on BP then me ) I can email/Pm you the info Thanks :)
Rental Property Investor · Mercer Island, WA · Member since 2008 · 22k+ posts · 14k+ votes
16y
Its fine to post a referral for someone you have used and been satisfied with. Its not OK to post a link or "referral" to someone that you have any financial relationship with. That's not a referral, its an ad.
Azle, TX · Member since 2009 · 100 posts · 5 votes
16y
Originally posted by Andrew R:
Personally Im going out to the Courthouse of each County I would like to pick up listings in and picking up the Freshly recorded N.O.D's which I turn into an Excel Database
From there I design a Directmail Campaign and start marketing to these homeowners.
Andrew,
I would like to hear more about your direct mail campaign.
What types of mail pieces work for you and what does not work?
Scott
Azle, TX · Member since 2009 · 100 posts · 5 votes
16y
I know of a company that will get pre-NOD leads for you at like 30 cents per lead. Their minimum is 1000 lead order.
They can customize your order down to zip code or city specific.
I can not give their name or website link here because it would be considered an ad.
Real Estate Investor · CA · Member since 2009 · 138 posts · 19 votes
16y
Scott I have various methods and postcards - campaigns etc. I admit its quite a lot of info but if you want to PM me I can go over it in more detail if you want
Real Estate Investor · CA · Member since 2009 · 138 posts · 19 votes
16y
it deserves a thread in itself lol. and that's not even including some of the things I'm looking into doing ( Micro Websites with videos etc, I have an imagination lol)
it deserves a thread in itself lol. and that's not even including some of the things I'm looking into doing ( Micro Websites with videos etc, I have an imagination lol)
Hi Andrew,
We only have 500 threads in this forum only, I am sure we can use another one. :D
If you can start new thread with what you do, I am sure there are a lot of people appreciate the information. I am for one would be grateful.
Real Estate Investor · CA · Member since 2009 · 138 posts · 19 votes
16y
Alright I might do a thread writeup of my experience/strategies I do have to say though for the sake of my employment I cant go into full details but for other BP members I can give out pointers, etc :)
Flipper/Rehabber · Bakersfield, CA · Member since 2008 · 3k+ posts · 3k+ votes
16y
Hello everyone...
As a guy who owns www.Yellow-Letters.com I can say that you should go straight to the source of the list... www.responsemakers.com . I pay .18 cents a name..
When mailing this list mail a voucher over a Yellow Letter they out pull...
Azle, TX · Member since 2009 · 100 posts · 5 votes
16y
Originally posted by Michael Quarles:
Hello everyone...
As a guy who owns www.Yellow-Letters.com I can say that you should go straight to the source of the list... www.responsemakers.com . I pay .18 cents a name..
When mailing this list mail a voucher over a Yellow Letter they out pull...
Good luck
Michael
Michael,
How many names do you have to buy to get that deep of a discount?
What does the voucher that you mail out look like and what wording would it consist of?
Real Estate Investor · Charlotte, NC · Member since 2009 · 46 posts · 8 votes
16y
Originally posted by Michael Quarles:
Hello everyone...
As a guy who owns www.Yellow-Letters.com I can say that you should go straight to the source of the list... www.responsemakers.com . I pay .18 cents a name..
When mailing this list mail a voucher over a Yellow Letter they out pull...
Good luck
Michael
I'm also curious what you mean by mailing a voucher... I've had great results with yellow letters, but if it's not worth the extra time and/or money, I'd love to know before I start marketing to this list! Thanks in advance!!! :mrgreen:
Real Estate Investor · Audubon, PA · Member since 2009 · 13k+ posts · 8k+ votes
16y
Originally posted by Chris Oshea:
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I'm also curious what you mean by mailing a voucher...
This would be similar to one of those "fake checks" that you may have gotten from auto dealers, where you come in and can get that amount of discount off a car. Except it is used to tell a seller that they could convert that voucher into cash in exchange for the seller coming in and signing a contract to sell the house.
Michael has the particulars of this posted at his web site; you should go there to see.