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Ricky Cover
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Practicing cold calling

Ricky Cover
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Currently 17 and waiting until I’m 18 to get my first property under contract to keep myself motivated I have been getting leads in my free time just so I can get the hang of it and understand it more, however I haven’t called anyone yet because I didn’t want to call if I wasn’t serious about getting it under contract yet but I was just wondering what some of the wholesalers in this forum might think.

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Ned Carey
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@Ricky Cover why not start making those calls now?  If you have no expectation of doing a deal , you will be more relaxed and be ready when a real deal comes along. 

If your goal was to go to compete in the Olympics, would you say to yourself "I am not good enough yet, I will start training when I get there"

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