Pre Auction Letter

Comments(6)

• 
  Jhansen3rd December, 2003

  Does Anyone out there have a letter that you send to people that are facing Foreclosure auction? And if so would you mind me looking at it as I am trying to comply one and could use some suggestions. Thanks in advance
  (Guess I should have used the spell check on the first one.)

• 
  BAMZ3rd December, 2003

  Hi Jhansen,
  
  The good news is that it really doest matter what your letters / postcards say, what is more important is that you send them to the same people on a regular basis. Most every investor, debt company, or bankruptcy attorneys only send 1 or 2 pieces of mail to them, and then they give up. I generally dont hear back from my prospect until the 4-6 mailing. The repretitions of your mailings will bring you home big paychecks!
  
  If you are looking for a heading to use, this one has worked well for me.
  
  "HOW TO STOP FORECLOSURE
  AND HELP SAVE YOUR CREDIT
  EVEN IF YOU HAVE NO MONEY!"
  
  or
  
  "AVOID FORECLOSURE
  I"LL TAKE OVER YOUR PAYMENTS
  OR PAY YOU CASH!"
  
  
  Best of Success!
  
  BAMZ
  
  
  _________________
  "Never Buy Anything . . . Unless Someone HAS TO sell!" (Donald Trump)[ Edited by BAMZ on Date 12/03/2003 ]

• 
  winuinc5th December, 2003

  BAMZ
  Do you send 4-6 mailings when the foreclosure auction is within 2 to 3 weeks? Or, do you visit the homeowners after your 1st mailing due to the short time frame before the auction?
  
  LG

• 
  DerrickAli5th December, 2003

  Win:
  
  Whenever you are facing prospects having SHORT-FUSES on their TIME-BOMBs
  
  Thn DOOR-KNOCKING is the BEST APPROACH.
  
  If No time to do so then MAIL THEM EVERY Other DAY (6-8 PostCards/Letters/)
  
  or
  
  EVERY DAY(8-14 Letters/PostCards).
  
  Check out the SAMPLE LETTERS I Posted in:
  
  "Pre-Foreclosure Scripts You Can USE!"
  
  http://www.thecreativeinvestor.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Forum&file=viewtopic&topic=782&forum=18
  
  Hope it Helps!
  
  Derrick

• 
  BAMZ5th December, 2003

  Hi Win,
  
  I start marketing to foreclosures as soon as they are filed, and all the way up to the sale. In my state, the legal proceedings take between 7-9 months . . . so there is a lot of time to work a lot of deals!
  
  In you are in a short-fuse state, Derricks advice about door knocking is right on the money!
  
  Best of Success!
  
  BAMZ
  
  
  [addsig]

• 
  alegrier5th December, 2003

  send me your email address and I'll send you the one I use.