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Jason Hodges
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  • Dedham, MA
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Best Company for Multi-Family Mailers?

Jason Hodges
  • Investor
  • Dedham, MA
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What are the best companies you have used to direct mail multi-family owners and brokers?

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Brian Adams
  • Syndicator of Large Apartment Buildings
  • Glen Mills, PA
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Brian Adams
  • Syndicator of Large Apartment Buildings
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@Wes Short yes I have tried different "bait" when targeting large multifamily deals.

This is the actual headline I used to buy the 1000 unit deal. And with a DM strategy, I believe a combo strategy of calling, emailing, and DM works best when outreaching to the seller.

Headline:

I want to help you fill this bag with millions of dollars…

YEP...I mailed my letter with decent copy and a CTA (call to action) for the seller to contact me in this bank bag.

The seller didn’t call me after I sent the bank bag. What I did though is use the bank bag as a connection, When I called, “Hey Mister Seller, this is Brian Adams the guy who mailed you the bank bag”. I believe it helped separate me from other buyers as the seller stated that it was definitely a very unique technique.

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