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Kyle Trotman
  • Kennesaw, GA
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Answering Direct Mail Calls!

Kyle Trotman
  • Kennesaw, GA
Posted

Hey guys! I am absolutely terrified of talking to potential sellers because I feel that I'm super awkward. I'm just wondering:


1. How do you handle calls if you work a full-time job where you can't necessarily stop to talk with the seller? Is setting up a Google Voice account with all your info a good way approach this and then call them back later or is it critical to answer when they call?

2. What are the items you are looking for from each potential seller on the phone? Do any of you guys have a defined checklist to keep you on track and to keep the conversation going of information you are looking for from the seller?

3. What are some good ways to organize all of the potential seller's information and how detailed of information do you keep? I would imagine a spreadsheet would be the most practical but just wondering if any of you guys found any other efficient way that works for you. 

Would really appreciate any feedback that you guys may have! Happy investing!

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