Should I mention tenants specifically?

Only in general terms, as here. Naming a specific problem you cannot verify makes you sound like you have been snooping.

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Vintage PostcardReal Estate

The Tired Landlord

Sells the exit, not the price.

Vintage Postcard · handwritten on the back, vintage art on the front · up to 200 characters

What gets written

Hi [First Name],

I buy rentals around [City] and yours came up.
If the tenant headaches have gotten old, I can
make you a cash offer and close on your date.

[Your Phone]

Kind Regards,
[Your Name]

[City]

Filled in per recipient from your list. Edit any of it before you order.

Why it works

A tired landlord is not shopping for the top price, they are shopping for it to be over. Naming the headache is more persuasive than naming a number, and "close on your date" is the part they actually care about.

Who it is for

Small landlords with one to three rentals, especially ones who inherited the property or moved away and kept it.

The list to pull

Absentee owners of 1-3 single-family rentals. Bonus signals: code violations, eviction filings, tax delinquency.

What 500 cards typically returns in real estate

Cards: 500
Responses: 10
Cost per lead: $67.5
Return: 93x return

Modelled from Real Estate response rates, not a guarantee. Your market, list and offer move all four numbers.

Price

Starter

$1.35

200 to 999 cards

Growth

$1.20

1,000 to 4,999 cards

Volume

$1.10

5,000+ cards

Handwriting, postage, printing and mailing included
Per-piece delivery tracking and QR response analytics included
Address validation on every record before it prints
No monthly fee

Send The Tired Landlord

The message and the card are already chosen. Upload your list, adjust anything you want, and approve the proof.

Use this campaign

Minimum 200 cards · $1.35 each to start

Questions

Other campaigns

The Drive-By

The one that works when nothing else does.

I drove by [Property Address] and didn't know how else to reach you. Would you ever consider selling it? Either way, call or text me.

The Soft Ask

Twenty words. Impossible to skim past.

Quick question about [Property Address]... could you call me when you get a moment?

The Neighbor Play

For the owner who lives three states away.

I was in the neighborhood and noticed [Property Address]. I couldn't tell if it's rented or not. If you'd ever consider selling, call or text me.

The Follow-Up

The second card is where the deals are.

I wrote to you about [Property Address] a few weeks back and wanted to try once more. Still interested if you have a moment. Call or text me.