I'm marketing to find potential homes/motivated sellers.

But as with any group of motivated sellers, any type of deal should work if the numbers are all good and everyone is happy.

Easiest way to get motivated seller leads is to do bandit signs .

I'll add that permission for entering isn't even an issue until you find and communicate with a motivated seller.

I look up property taxes online [available in my market] to determine whether they owe back taxes and, if so, how much --owed back taxes can be a major motivator to sell.

Do you set up two pages, one for motivated sellers and one for investor/buyers?

I know J Scott and I have, look them up as resources for you.WillHello Will, Let's say i start the process of finding motivated sellers and they have little to no equity.

I think the idea is to gauge their level of motivation of selling and setting an appt, essentially moving to the next step of actually presenting an offer and attempting to purchase/wholesale or whatever your exit strategy is.

Thanks J,I appreciate your time, and I see your comments as candid, motivated by a bit of ego, but not harsh.

Some folks get pretty scientific about their approach to mailers, while others will say it doesn’t matter whether the letter is handwritten or not—a motivated seller is a motivated seller and will call regardless of the size, font, message, etc.