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Kimberly Farrally
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Kimberly Farrally
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Kansas City, MO
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Hi,

I was wondering how often do you "refresh" your lists?  I'm doing equity, tax delinquent and pre-foreclosures.  Do you just keep mail to them so many times, then totally scratch that list and buy a brand new list to work from?

Thanks!

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Andrew Michael
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Andrew Michael
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@Kimberly Farrally

I think the going consensus is 5-8 touches per lead before you move on.  I would never totally scratch a list unless you get a specific no response.  These are leads you pay for so you add them to your data base and just keep notes on them.  

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