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Andrew Hofing
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Direct Mail to Absentee Owners

Andrew Hofing
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Is it a good idea to say something in my direct mail copy about the impending rate hike and that real estate values will likely decline in correlation?  I have some leads on vacant properties with absentee owners and I'm trying to come up with good copy that will get a response.  Thanks for any feedback and input!

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Mark Nelson
  • Wholesaler, Investor
  • Portland, OR
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Mark Nelson
  • Wholesaler, Investor
  • Portland, OR
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My advice would be to keep them short and sweet and don't give them too much information. What you buy, your time frame, things like that. Just my two cents.

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