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Ryan Dossey
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I found a neighborhood I really like and want to maximize it.

Ryan Dossey
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indianapolis, IN
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I found a neighborhood that I want to buy more in. It is a small 3-4 street grouping. I want to purchase more in this neighborhood. What is the best way to advertise to locals that I am buying in their area? Door to door talking to individuals? Door hangers? Mail? Normally I would just add them to my yellow letter campaign. But If I want a better conversion/response what is the ideal method? The tips you guys give here will be applied to two different neighborhoods. On the property I own I think placing a banner sign could help. Not your bandit signs but more of a professional sign. 

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Jeremy Tillotson
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Jeremy Tillotson
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I did this, and after I closed my first deal and the seller was happy I asked her to introduce me to people. They trusted her, and didnt know me. I gave her 250 for each deal we closed. I got 3 deals in 2 years. 

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