Your options, side by side.

Four ways to get letters to motivated sellers. Who does the work, and how each one gets paid.

QuestionGoForCloseDone for youList toolse.g. PropStream, BatchLeadsMail housesPrint and sendA hireYour own marketing person
Who pulls the listWe do, every weekYouYou bring itYour hire
Where the records come fromStraight from the countyLicensed data, resoldThe list you bringThe tools your hire buys
Who picks who gets a letterRanked against who actually sold in your countyYouYouYour hire
Sold and listed ownersTaken out before every letterOut if you scrub themOut if you scrub themOut if they scrub them
Writing and mailingWe pick the letters with you, then mail themYou, through a mail houseThey print and mailYour hire runs a mail house
How it is paid$298 a month per county, mail 70 cents a pieceA monthly subscriptionPer piece mailedA salary
What you see each monthReport card: what we mailed, who sold, and who sold to youWhat you track yourselfA mail invoiceWhatever they report
Your jobAnswer the phonePull, scrub, upload, mailSupply and scrub the listManage the hire

Brand names are examples of a kind of tool, not a review of any one company. Check any vendor’s current terms yourself.

Who it fits, by mail budget

Three of these four are not us. Saying so is the point.

Below your floorCall or knock a list first. Mail does not pay yet.
Your floor to $9,500Who we built this for. Every letter has to count.
$9,500 to $15,000Either works. Hiring and outsourcing cost about the same here.
Over $15,000Hire someone in-house. At your volume, that pays.

Monthly mail spend. Your floor depends on your county and your profit per deal. We work it out with you before you pay, or work it out yourself.

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