Bandit signs are a guerrilla marketing tactic used by politicians, real estate investors and people that “buy junk cars”. I’ve seen bandit signs for pillows, mattresses, wait loss ideas and even pharmaceuticals. Legally bandit signs fall in somewhat of a gray area… If you decide to place them, be careful. You can get fined.
Real Estate investors have been using bandit signs for ages. The most common real estate signs will say “we buy houses” or some version of that. Ours simply say “we buy houses” and we only post them on properties that we own:)
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Ive seen: Houses for rent, House for sale, Rent to own, and Lease option. I’ve even seen hand written signs that say “old tired real estate investor seeks apprentice”.
Bandit signs are typically hung on wood telephone poles, placed on a step stake in a vacant property or stapled to a boarded up house. The idea is to get motivated sellers or other possible real estate leads to give you call. The trick is to get them very high on the telephone pole or posted in a vacant lot that wont be mowed or cleaned up. The longer they stay the more views and calls they will get. There are lots of wholesaling businesses that are built on a good guerrilla marketing campaign. Myself, I like direct mail and internet marketing. But I will admit that there is plenty of motivated sellers that won’t go online. When you get calls from your signs be sure to keep track of them in a CRM software like Zoho or Podio. Keeping meticulous track of your leads is important in any industry.
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