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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Wholesaling Call Answering Setup?
Hi everyone, I'm just starting off in wholesaling, and also have a full time job. I'm planning on putting up bandit signs, driving for $$ and of course calling from lists. The problem is that from 8:00 to 5:00 I cannot freely and constantly answer my phone, so I'd like to know what are ways that you may have dealt with a similar situation. My top ideas are:
1) Hire a VA to handle the initial call, give me the info, and I'll do follow up later that same day.
2) Place a Craigslist Ad for someone locally to answer the phone, take down the info and shoot me a text/email. In general, I should be able to call them back within 1 hour of getting the message.
3) Let them go to voicemail and call them back.
If paying someone else to handle the calls in some way, what is a good rate to pay them? Is it better to pay by the call, by the hour, of a flat amount?
Thanks in advance,
Augusto