12th of November 2009 0
Finding Distressed and Foreclosure Properties With Cash for Your House Street Signs
Use large print. Remember, most people reading your signs are driving and cannot read ten lines at 65 miles an hour.
These signs are inexpensive. They can cost as little as $1.50 each in boxes of 100. You can find them at a marketing company listed in the phone book or on the Internet. If you’re on a tight advertising budget, these reasonably priced signs might be a good place to start. Put them on wooden stakes at exit ramps, street corners, and median strips.
- Stay out of neighborhoods.
Nothing makes folks any madder than when an investor drives through the neighborhood and places signs in people’s front yards. It’s a surefire way to get Code Enforcement all over you.
The next time you are sitting at an intersection, look around. Chances are, you’ll notice signs that say:
- Work from home
- Lose weight now
- Home-based businesses available
- Stuff envelopes for quick cash
Folks, people use these signs to attract customers because they work. Again, we love them.
In some areas of the country, county inspectors frown upon these signs. Be certain to check with your local county to see what the sign regulations are. You may need a permit or some form of permission. We don’t want to see you get a huge fine for using “Cash for Your House” signs. If you use caution placing them, you should be okay.
Another great place to put these “Cash for Your House” signs up is on your own rehabs. You can plant them right in the front yard of the property you’re rehabbing. Any rehabber would love to have more houses in the same neighborhood.
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