Letters to vacant property owners

Don't mail to a vacant or empty property. Only mail if the owners address in different than the subject property.

The letter is easy. Come on "think outside the box"!!

Hello,
We are looking to buy properties in this area and noticed your vacant property at 1000 THINK st. We were wondering if you are interested in selling this property.

We pay cash, close quickly, no commissions, closing costs, we buy as/is so there is no need for you to do any repairs!

Give us a call, we can make you an all cash offer with in 24 hours!

Thank you,
Business Name
Address
Phone number
Email
Contact name.

Be Original!! Don't use what 10,000 other investors use! Try and get a phone number and call before sending a letter!

Good Luck!
Michael Mangham
Mentoring/Team Building Nationwide
MD Home Acquisitions LLC

Yes, I have been searching the county office records for addresses and zaba search for for phone #'s. I have left messages, but no call backs yet. Thank you : )

Here is a posting from a while back that I put up on this site that describes a letter many real estate investors use. Its a yellow marketing letter. These are hand written on Yellow Legal pad with red ink and put into a Wedding envelope/invitation envelope.

Type this in search bar on this site-(My yellow letter for expired listings and vacant properties)This posting will give you all the details, examples you need.

I agree with Michael and don't mail to vacant properties unless mailing address is different but you can if you like because sometimes the homeowner has their mail being fowarded to new address.

Cold calling is something else within itself and sometimes you can be perceived as a telamarketer. But if it works for ya go for it!

If you want pm me and I can hook you up with something that can prewrite these letters for you and print them out so they look handwritten.

Hope this helps.