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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

I might sell if the price is right...
I sent out 75 yellow letters Thursday and had 4 phone calls as of Saturday night. 1 person wasn't interested in selling, one was interested in selling a different property, and 2 said basically the same thing "I'd sell for the right price". What's the best way to handle this?
I recognize that my biggest problem right now is knowing what to say and this seems to be the MOST common response that I get as a result of my marketing. I'm in Memphis, TN, marketing to absent owners. My letters content is pretty straight forward "Hi <seller>, My name is Ben Roberts and I'm interested in buying you property at 123 Apple St. If you'd like to sell, please call me back at xxx-555-xxxx. I can buy as-is and close fast. " Then signed with my name and number again.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Ask them what is the right price? See where their head is at with value in relation to the property they own.
- Joel Owens
- Podcast Guest on Show #47
