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Joshua McGinnis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Beverly Hills, CA
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From "motivated" to "offer" - what's your pitch?

Joshua McGinnis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Beverly Hills, CA
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So you've got a seller on the phone and they're motivated. What do you tell them next? 

My plan is to say something along the lines of, "OK - Great. Let me do some research and I will get back to you today or tomorrow with an offer. Does tomorrow at Xpm work for you?"

It would be when I call them back that I actually tell them, "OK - I did the research and what I'd like to offer you is $X, etc. I can email or overnight the contract for you to sign - which works best for you?"

I'm wondering if others can share both the handoff of gathering info (which requires time and a call back) and then also your closing pitch (presenting the offer and getting it accepted).

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