I have heard of marketers reaching out to those individuals when the owner's address comes back as a RTS because of the address being vacant, unable to forward, or not deliverable as addressed.Can someone who follows up on these RTS leads tell me what you do with your postcards or yellow letters that get returned when the owner's address is vacant?  

It is one piece vinyl, but there are yellow color marks sip through .

Those yellows apartments you can see from Bryant street will start getting demolished in February.

Needless to say the bottles on the floor aren’t filled with apple juice (I apologize for the vivid imagery).Open your eyes: this is my (and many RE professionals) realty.

If you buy a property that needs 10K work for 70K and it has an ARV of 100K you have 80K in a 100K property (20% discount) Another way is paying cash as noted above,  Another way is by aggressive marketing ie yellow letters to find deals where other people arent competing with you. 

We use a combination of yellow letters, typed professional letters, and postcards.

Eventually I came to conclusion that stupidity, greed and lack of reasoning skills are just part of human nature and those traits manifest themselves most vividly wherever money is involved.

Others have said that postcards do not work and I should use Yellow Letters (I’ve used both).

Over the past weekend, my wife and I printed, folded, and mailed 500 direct yellow letters out to absentee owners.

You can put this on yellow letters, Craigslist ads, bandit signs, etc.