Posted by Steve on July 07, 2001 at 10:09:14:
Hey Dan, I also live In Indy, I would write, “Retailers Special” then the Info about the property, It’s short and targeted. If you have any questions In the future feel free to email me.
Steve,
Posted by Steve on July 07, 2001 at 10:09:14:
Hey Dan, I also live In Indy, I would write, “Retailers Special” then the Info about the property, It’s short and targeted. If you have any questions In the future feel free to email me.
Steve,
“ADVERTISING” - Posted by Dan(IN)
Posted by Dan(IN) on July 06, 2001 at 22:18:04:
Got this sweet deal for a retailer to make a nice profit. Need some help in verbage of the ad to run in the paper. What certain words will grab a retailer’s attention. Here’s the info:
3/1 Ranch slab,
large lot w/detached
2-car garage, conveniant
to everything
Any help appreciated.
Thanks, Dan(IN)
Profit sells the deal - Posted by Monique
Posted by Monique on July 07, 2001 at 14:02:03:
Dan,
I’m not a wholesaler, but I’d recommend focusing less on the features of the house. Focus more on the fact that the deal is cheap. Everything else is irrelevant until a buyer knows the numbers are worthwhile.
Try something like
FIXER-UPPER!
Will sell for $XXk for
cash and a quick sale.
XXX-XXXX
If it’s a nice, well-known neighborhood, mention that in the ad too. That way, if you’re selling $40K - $50K under market, your buyers will immediately recognize it.
For the expert on wholesaling and writing ads to attract retailers, do a search on posts written by Steve Cook. I’m sure he’s posted the ad he uses on more than one occassion.
MoniqueUSA