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What's a fair price for wasted leads?
I've been thinking of contacting other wholesalers in my area for their wasted leads: Low/no equity, meh motivation. Only real criteria is A/B/C areas and no rural. I plan to do creative finance offers on them.
I was thinking of offering $20 per lead plus $500 per deal. Do you guys think that's fair, or way off the mark?