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Calling out to sellers

Toneisha Moore
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Hello, My name is Tonei and I'm currenlty working towards finding a good deal to whole sale in the Indianapolis, IN area. I've been doing a little driving for dollars and found a couple of properties.  Now I've heard about direct mail, but is it okay to straight up call the sellers off bat to see if they're a motivated seller or is it best to start off with mailing them a couple things here and there to get them to call me instead ? Just want to know others opinion on this. Thanks in adavnce 

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Guy S.
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Guy S.
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@Taylor L. is absolutly correct. cold calling is very efficiant, we use it for most of the campaigns we do for investors, you just need to be able to handle a lot of volume and a lot of rejection

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