I need a newsletter for real estate investors that I can mail out monthly to my investors list?

Question

Or if you have another good idea of something i can send them that would be of interest to them to keep my name in front of them.

Thanks
Galen

Answer 1

Make your own newsletter otherwise pay a firm to market theirs with your name on it, however the cheaper way to go probably would be to make your own newsletter with news in regards to the profit of your business and up and coming investment opportunities as well as a section with a personal note to investors from you ( no I don't mean one separate note for each investor, just a short general message to investors in a section titled news from the desk of... or something like that) look at other newsletters for examples of what they contain, however don't plagiarize.

You can make this right from your pc and print the hard copy and take it to a print shop to make the actual newsletter if you intend for it to be a joined 2 page type of deal.

Taking a few minutes to research the trends and up and coming good investments shows your attention to the investors best interest and shows your concern for it, so take the time and research a few things each month and put them in the newsletter.

I would make sure your picture is in there as well as a personal note section and your name or name of you business is within the newsletter at least twice, on top of the above mentioned items.

Search CNET or other free download sites for a free copy of a newsletter maker.

Good Luck

Answer 2

We had a guy from our development who mailed listings of the properties in our neighborhood for sale, ones with sales pending, and ones recently sold and the respective prices. He also included some trivia (easy to find on the Internet) and things like household tips, quick self-improvement ideas, etc. Of course, each issue contained info about his real estate business, his URL, and a contest (usually trivia, don't know what the winner won) and his contact information.

It was called "Gary's Gazette". He had them sent from some mailing house out of state, so I imagine he had quite a few interested people on his mailing list. He recently quit publishing it though, I think due to costs. He was going to go to a quarterly listing of sales. Probably, mailing costs got too expensive.

Answer 3

Have you tried looking at real estate blogs for inspiration on what to put on your mailings? Try looking at www.investingwithoutlosing.com.