Investor direct mail FAQ
What should a team confirm before sending?
Start with source rights and campaign purpose. Then confirm data preparation, workflow rules, and cost.
Which niche and distressed data events can inform real estate investor direct mail?
Approved categories available through Sendvo can include preforeclosure through notice of default or lis pendens; scheduled foreclosure-auction or trustee-sale notices and bank-owned stages where applicable; property-tax delinquency; supported property and person liens such as HOA, mechanic's, federal or state tax, and judgments; code-enforcement violations or liens; vacancy; bankruptcy; divorce; probate and pre-probate or death-of-owner signals, including inherited-property or heir situations within that probate context; and eviction activity where relevant to an investor or tired-landlord audience. Category and record availability depend on the selected geography and campaign.
Does Sendvo supply the approved real estate data?
Yes. Sendvo supplies approved real estate data categories available for the selected geography and campaign through the platform. Coverage varies by category and location. The campaign owner remains responsible for source permissions, lawful use, rules, content, and approval. Sendvo does not independently verify every underlying public or court record, make property or offer decisions, or provide legal advice.
How should investor records be prepared before a campaign?
Prepare records through standardization, configurable deduplication, suppression rules, address checks, and a final campaign-readiness review. The exact checks depend on the source and campaign context.
Can real estate investor direct mail use automation?
Yes. After the source rights, campaign purpose, audience, mailpiece, and workflow rules are reviewed, a team can use controlled campaign submissions and available production or mailstream status. Automation does not confirm the underlying event or guarantee data availability or results.
How does a permitted data event start a fully automated direct-mail workflow?
When approved data available through Sendvo or a permitted connected source delivers a new qualifying record, reviewed rules can prepare the audience, apply the approved mailpiece, and submit the campaign without rebuilding it by hand. Mail goes out within 48 hours of submission. The campaign owner remains responsible for source rights, qualifying rules, content, and approval. Record timing and coverage vary by category and geography. Sendvo does not make property or offer decisions.
Where can investors review Sendvo pricing?
Use the Sendvo Pricing page to review current plans, prepaid mailing credits, and per-piece rates before choosing a campaign path.