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Kofi Carpenter
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Suburban Atlanta Tax Delinquents

Kofi Carpenter
  • Lawrenceville, GA
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Beginner wholesaler here and while I have been a lurker for several month on BP, this is my first post. I need to take action, so I'm willing to stumble through each step until I can get my first deal done!

About 2 weeks ago I received my first list of tax delinquent home owners from the county in my target market, but I don't really know what I'm looking at since this is a raw data. I need to establish who the most motivated sellers may be on this list and for efficiency's sake, focus my firstdirect mail campaign on these owners.

Does anyone have any advice or best practices when targeting tax delinquent owners? How long before this list becomes stale? Do I need to order this list monthly? Is their a minimum amount owed or late for x days I should hone in on? 

Has anyone had any added success door knocking with tax delinquents? Sounds risky, but also like it may produce greater returns.

Money is tight and I really want my first direct mailings to yield the most leads. Sending 1000 pieces for my first campaign isn't do-able all at once.

Thanks!

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