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Updated over 14 years ago on . Most recent reply

Want to start my first deal. How Do I Approach Homeowner?
Ok so I am getting to the point where i have done most research, have my business together,business cards, bandit signs,about 10 cash buyers ect. I think im ready to start my first deal. I can find a great deal and i know my area in and out but Here is the problem. How do i approach the seller/homeowner and what do i say? i guess this is the part that is the hardest to overcome. Some say tell them the process and what i am doing. other say just put in an offer and sign the contract and it dosent matter what you do after. What do you suggest? How do i break the ice? Im a very truthful person and do not intend on being shady. I believe I will go the "tell all" route but how do i start? Sorry for all the questions.
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Whatever you do end up saying will be completely different from what you're told to say. When you're first in front of a home owner or even on the phone, you will be more nervous than a whore in church. I almost threw up when the first home owner answered the door.
what I have learned though is this: You can't say the wrong thing to the right person.