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Jamier Hughes
  • Wholesaler
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Targeting home owners.

Jamier Hughes
  • Wholesaler
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hello BP Friends! My name is Jamier Hughes. I’m from the Philadelphia area. I’ve recently started in the Wholesaling business. Which I attended a few real estate events this past couple weeks, and came across a few real estate investors that’s looking to buy. Now I’m in the process of targeting home owners that looking to sell. Just wanted to know the best way I should go about it, as far as direct mailing, etc.

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Cornel Smith
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Queens Village, NY
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Cornel Smith
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Queens Village, NY
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Listsource.com is a good place to get your mailing list. Recently, I just sent out 330 handwritten letters. Received 8 calls. No deals closed. It's back to the drawing board. First list I mailed to absentee owners, thinking about pre-foreclosures next... 

If you want to outsource your mailing, believe you can use a site like yellowletters.com

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