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Which properties to mail?
I’m cold calling and mailing vacant, per-foreclosure, absentee owner properties. The company I hired to cold call is giving me 2 leads a day but they aren’t wholesale friendly. They’re in perfect condition. And the homeowners want market value for their property. These are vacant and pre-foreclosures. They aren’t budging on my offers.
(1)How do get them to accept the offer?
(2)is there a way to filter them more so I can get owners that are more desperate to accept my offers?