Where are you buying them and for how much? I’ve been thinking about using door hangers to, I’m just curious if you found a good deal. I wanted to use flyers but I’m not sure where to put them since it’s illegal to put anything else than mail in the mailbox.
I haven't purchased any hangers yet. I am trying to get into a partnership with a couple of restaurants to see if we can split the costs of the hangers.
I will let you know when I get a good hanger deal.
Door hangers are a great approach, as was the idea of splitting the costs with a local restaurant. I think they would be an inexpensive way of putting a professional foot forward. PEJAMES posed a good question by asking "who are you targeting?" If they are individuals in Default, then a very direct list of the benefits (to the owner) of working with you. If it is more of a mass campaign, then it might be more useful to explain the types of situations you can assist with and the best deal (close in 48, all cash, etc...) you can offer.
What type of market are you targeting? That is a good start first. Then you build from there.
Thanks so much for your reply. I am targeting pre-foreclosures.
Drop me your email and contact info thru pm and I'll contact you so we can talk.
Where are you buying them and for how much? I’ve been thinking about using door hangers to, I’m just curious if you found a good deal. I wanted to use flyers but I’m not sure where to put them since it’s illegal to put anything else than mail in the mailbox.
Thanks,
Louis
I haven't purchased any hangers yet. I am trying to get into a partnership with a couple of restaurants to see if we can split the costs of the hangers.
I will let you know when I get a good hanger deal.
Put them inside the storm door, attach them to the door knob, any way they will stay near the door for when the owner come in, they will see it.
I've seen some cheap door hangers. They consisted of a rubber band stapled to one corner edge of a piece of paper.
The hanger was place on the front door or the gargage door handle.
Door hangers are a great approach, as was the idea of splitting the costs with a local restaurant. I think they would be an inexpensive way of putting a professional foot forward. PEJAMES posed a good question by asking "who are you targeting?" If they are individuals in Default, then a very direct list of the benefits (to the owner) of working with you. If it is more of a mass campaign, then it might be more useful to explain the types of situations you can assist with and the best deal (close in 48, all cash, etc...) you can offer.
Personally I wouldn't save a few dollars by hooking up with a restauraunt or any other place.
What if the home owner only sees the restaurant side and throws it away.
IMO the down side far out weights the upside