Hey Mike,I used to rotate my scripts through the week so I wasn't saying the same things over and over again.When you go into that repetition mode I found that I started to sound more like a tour guide instead of a person.

You would need to buy several numbers and rotate them so they don't get flagged as spam.

Consider rotating through your properties and doing the 2 out of 5 year tax free gains

It had been sitting vacant before, and that $350 is to a local mechanic who just rotates cars through when he needs storage. 

(1) Spread cash flow equally, (2) send all cash flow to one and rotate between properties quarterly, or (3) send all fash flow to a specific property to pay off)  the idea to save the most interest.Example:3 properties1-$75,000 mortgage @ 5.25% 20 year, $7,000 cash flow2-$145,000 mortgage @5.25% 20 year, $11,000 cash flow3-$145,000 mortgage @ 5.255 20 year, $10,000 cash flowOption 1 above would be to apply the respective cash flows to each propertyOption 2: Jan, April, July, Oct  send $2300 each month to property 1Feb, May, August, Nov send $2300 each month to property 2March, April, Sept, Dec send $2300 each month to property 3Option 3:Send all excess cash flow to proerty 1 until paid off and repeat.Again, I am only concerned about the math on the paydown, assuming everything stays equal. 

The general idea is to get more than a few numbers and rotate through them as you dial so you are not dialing from the same number repeatedly.

I did clinical rotations at their dinky little hospital when I was in college, but they have since shut many of their departments down.  

What is the best way to rotate fresh numbers from cold calling excessively?

There are some cards (and I have them) that pay 5% cash back on rotating categories each quarter (but a lower percentage on other spending). 

Not to mention the strain on negotiations with the seller due to different time zones, documents in the mail and unpredictable timelines.