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Moises Regalado
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Wholesale calling rebuttles

Moises Regalado
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Adrian, MI
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What are some good rebutted for negative answers while cold calling?

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Dan Sarao
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Dan Sarao
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There are so many resources out there to get a starting answer for rejections. However, the best practice is really to jot down every rejection you get and come up with a solid answer for each. Once you do that you need to practice and rehearse these answers so you can answer them immediately and with confidence. Just a word of caution that if you need to flip through a document or pdf to find the answer to their rejection it’s not going to come off too well. 

Practice, practice and practice and over time these will come naturally.

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