I am planning my new marketing campaign, and I am researching the different options for acquiring a mailing list. I realize that Absentee Owners are saturated with inquiries on their property. I was looking at maybe u...

If interested, please feel free to message me here or e-mail me at the address in my signature and I'd be more than happy to put you in contact with them.Thanks BP!

But I see this as less than a 10-K filing and maybe not more than information contained in a Schedule E.

This way, you will stay within your budget and hit your target list 4 times a year with quality prospects.Since it is such a small list, you should remove the nixies from your list as they come in or put them in a shoe box and do them all at once on week 13 before you add the new names to your list.

One exercise I've always found super helpful when starting any kind of marketing campaign is to create as exhaustive of a list as possible of customer personas.

@Jason E. there is such as thing as "mitigating risk".

I subscribe to some personal finance blogs to try and learn new tricks and tips for squeezing as much water from my paycheck rock as possible.This morning I received an e-mail subscription for this blog and low and behold its about real estate investing a 4-plex.

I have the ability to make a sound decision, I e-sign a few docs, wire some cash and collect my return.

@Aaron Kinney, Tell you what Aaron, I'll read your e-book, you can send it to my email, it's at the bottom of each of my posts in my profile as well.

No that information is kept in confidence by the listing broker and the seller after the sale.Sometimes in commercial real estate after words a broker will send out an e-mail saying sold another one etc. and received this many offers with many above ask but will not go into specifics.I think what you are after is an absolute knowing you didn't overpay or the seller was bluffing.