I use a local number on the call to tag.On my website I use the logo and the telephone number.On all direct mail pieces I use a local telephone number for the area I am marketing.

PURCHASE AND SALES AGREEMENTDATED: ________________PARTIES: _______________________________, as Seller, and ___________________________, as Buyer, whose mailing address is _______________________________________ and telephone number is _______________.

In my experience, most of the "wholesalers" I run across send a few postcards, hang some plastic trash on telephone poles that neighbors have to clean up eventually, and offer way too much money on a property then call you up and say they've got a "deal" for you.

The email or telephone in my signature is perfect.

In todays digital arena I can append a telephone number and email address to a property location with ease.

Unless there’s been an update since 2018, it appears that, yes, ringless voicemail calls still fall under the same rules regulating telemarketing and robocalls:“The Telephone Consumer Protection Act doesn’t allow non-emergency calls that use pre-recorded messages, autodialers, or artificial voices unless the person being called consents before the call.

(only they see my ads) Send them to a webform that is integrated into my CRM.Once I had call ins from these campaigns I would do the followingSend 29 emails over the next 59 daysSend a SMS/MMS every 4 days for 90 daysSend a RVM weekly for 90 daysFollow-up via telephone on 3-5-7-10-15-30-60 and 90 daysAll of this followup is automated so very little do I have to physically do.Happy House Hunting

Now you have the telephone numbers of people like yourself who were looking for properties too.Check your contacts on your telephone.

After the initial phone screening and agreeing to meet them for a showing I told them that they must confirm (or cancel) at least an hour before the showing otherwise we will be charging their telephone bill a $25 no show fee. 2 called to cancel and the other confirmed....a small experiment so far and total BS as I can't really charge their telephone bill $25 but I don't think most people know that.Rick

Scott: I use a wireless cellular security system that you can install yourself in about an hour.