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Jason Eisler
  • Palm Beach Gardens, FL
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Thoughts on this strategy for getting my first deal!

Jason Eisler
  • Palm Beach Gardens, FL
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Hey BP members,

So my goal is to get my first deal in the next 30 days, I recently signed up for a Probate list which is the market I will be focusing on right now. I will begin my direct mail marketing campaign tomorrow, however, in hopes of speeding up the process of getting a property under contract I also had another idea/plan of attack.

In my list, it includes the attorney's name, number, address and E-mail.  Since the attorney is legally obligated to inform his clients to any and all deals that have been offered on the property, I was thinking of sending the attorney a contract of assignment on the properties I want to make offers on.

So my question is: Do you guys think this is a good strategy? If yes, can you please state if you have experience doing this as well, and if you don't think its a good strategy can you explain why? And also if you have done this in the past and why it may not be a good plan.

Thanks In Advance!

Jason Eisler

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