Bucky finds the lots where your work fits and puts your offer in the owner’s mailbox, anywhere in Canada or the United States. A postcard reaches every owner on the public record, needs no opt-in, and lets the owner come to you. You pick the lots and the format, Bucky prints and posts it, and you see who scanned it and who replied.
Bucky isn’t a broker. All mail goes out under your name, or your broker’s if you’re buying, and owners reply to you directly.
Bucky never negotiates and never takes a cut of a deal. Book a free consultation to shape your list.
A letter needs no consent on either side of the border, and every owner can receive one.
General information, not legal advice. Rules vary by province and state and change over time, so confirm yours before you send.
Every property has a mailing address on the public record, unlike emails and phone numbers.
No consent, no unsubscribe link and no Do Not Call list to scrub against.
A call, email or QR scan is their consent, so your follow-up email is welcome.
A letter is there when the owner is, and it can sit in the kitchen for weeks.
Send 25 or 2,000 a month, without walking a single street.
You negotiate before a listing, an asking price or a bidding war exists.
BC’s Bill 44, Ontario’s three units as-of-right and California’s SB 9 add homes to lots owners still see as single-family.
Owners who say “not now” today are your next deal in 18 months.
Tell us what you sell or want to buy, and we send a short list of owners each month.
Each month you get the top matches for your brief, not the whole pile. The two postcards above go to 2207 E 7th St and 1508 Holly St.
What you sell or what you want to buy, and where, in your own words.
A short list of the lots that best match your business, every month.
Pick the owners and the format, and Bucky prints and posts it under your name.
Send once, or set it to go out monthly, quarterly or yearly.
See where each letter went, who scanned it and who replied.
Interested owners reach out to you, or your broker, to sign a job or sell.
Mail owners to pitch a product that fits their lot, like a garden suite or a pool.
Mail owners to buy the property directly, before it’s listed.
Pick a format per send, from a postcard to a package delivered by hand.
A card with your offer and a QR code.
A sealed letter in an envelope.
Shows what fits on the owner’s lot.
A package left at the door.
Prices in USD. Minimum of 25 letters per send.
A personal note in script, like the buyer card above.
Your product shown on the owner’s own lot.
A clean card with the facts that matter to the owner.
Bring your own design, and Bucky handles the printing and postage.
Each letter is a small chance at a deal, and more letters add those chances up.
Illustrative, for a product seller: 1 city at $100/mo, 1 list at $250/mo, postcards at $3, a 0.5% reply rate, a 15% close rate and $30,000 profit per job ($120,000 at a 25% margin).
Out of every 100 letters, how many owners reply, usually 0.5 to 4.
Out of every 100 leads, how many become a deal: 10 to 20 for sellers, 3 to 10 for buyers.
The chance of closing at least one deal in the next 12 months.
What you pay Bucky in a year, divided by the owners who reply.
For sellers, what the same leads would cost through ads or lead-gen sites.
For buyers, no listing-side commission, often 2.5 to 3.5%, is built into the price.
A few habits keep your mail respectful and on the right side of the rules in every province and state.
Skip names pulled from title records.
Say you’re a buyer or a business, and whether you work with an agent.
No cheques and no “final notice” stamps, so it’s easy to say no.
Mail a tight list in waves, and track who responds.
Paying an unlicensed third party to find and solicit properties for you can break provincial and state rules.
Some US states, like Ohio and Connecticut, now require wholesalers to disclose their role or register.
We’ll find the owners and put your offer in their mailbox.
