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Got my first call back!!
I sent a batch of 150 yellow letters out at the end of October (mailed on October 31, thanks again @Michael Quarles for the hookup) to probate personal representatives, and got my first call back! The caller (I'm guessing the PR's husband, it was a man's voice saying he was calling for her) said that their son had moved into the property and they weren't interested in selling.
So here's my question: should I return their call, even though they said they wouldn't be interested in selling? I don't want to bother them if they're not interested (the guy didn't sound upset on the message, but I don't want to change that) but at the same time I'm rather excited and want to see if I can make an opportunity out of it anyway (i.e. saying, "if you know anyone else that is interested in getting rid of a property, have them call me"). What say you, BP'ers? Thanks in advance!
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I actually just got off the phone with him. I did exactly that, @Rick H. . I called and thanked him for replying and told him that I didn't want to bother him but if he knew of anyone else that wanted to sell a property quickly, to let me know. In other news, I got another call back from a lady whose father passed away and left several condos in Tulsa, they're tied up in probate court right now but she said she would keep my information handy for when that's no longer the case. I'm really excited about all this, I was starting to think no one would respond to my yellow letters.