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Jason Malabute
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Jason Malabute
  • Accountant
  • Los Angeles, CA
Posted

Hi All,

I was born with a disability (cerebral palsy). Unfortunately, sometimes I get judged when I talk to people on the phone for the first time.

I was wondering is it common practice if I instruct potential sellers from my direct mail marketing and Craigslist ad to call / talk to my agent instead of me?

Is it reasonable for me to instruct my agent to do the cold calls of vacant owners for me?

Thank you,

Jason  

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