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David Emanuel
  • Wholesaler
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Tracking KPI’s- Cold Calling 101

David Emanuel
  • Wholesaler
  • Philadelphia, PA
Posted

Hey BiggerPockets!

So I started wholesaling here in Philly in October 2020, & so far I’ve had some decent success. I’m closing on my 5th deal on Monday, & I even found my own personal residence that I closed on during my journey.

I recently got a good understanding on KPI’s and how to track them, & I want to tighten up on my own KPI’s to have more predictability with how many deals I can do per month.

My question is, what do you consider a "lead"? Specifically for outbound marketing (cold calls). Is it ANYONE who says that would sell their property, including the people who say they want a ridiculous number. For example, the person who wants $700,000 for their property that has an ARV of $150,000. I find that a lot of those are just finding a sarcastic way to say that they aren't interested in selling.

Your input is greatly appreciated!

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