Right now it can cost a couple of hundred bucks to make the phone ring with a motivated seller in the LA market.

I use two wax rings.

Geez J Scott I'll miss you in the political thread... though I'm sure your thoughts will always ring through my head :)

My wife loves me a lot more now that my phone doesn't ring 30 times on Saturday morning before I wake up.

The phone still has to ring and you still have to make a deal, regardless of what prompted the call.

You will find real fast that some agents sit around the office and wait for the phone to ring.

If you're not going to 'put a ring on it' you need a formal partnership agreement drawn up.Second, there's a reason that banks likes you to save up a downpayment.

LOL Make offer move on the deals are out there, just got to be willing to do the work.By the way I am a big fan of bandit signs, might want to try that as well, get the phone ringing.

better than sitting around and waiting for the phone to ring from your expensive direct mail or beautiful web site, which is one of 300,000 on the web.Granted, it does take guts to call on a prospect face to face, right out of the blue.

I am trying to figure out what is most effective these days in terms of marketing to L/O homeowners and what gets the phones ringing.