Both in calling back opportunity which displays itself correctly and not calling back those which don’t.

Here's their formula, which is similar to what other real estate "guru" seminars employ as well:1) Establish that Real Estate Investing is by far the best way to earn a lot of money ("most millionaires in US", Warren Buffett mentioned and shown repeatedly, etc);2) Admit that there are alternatives, but they are more expensive and harder, such as fast-food franchises;3) Remind everyone how government is bad, and how bad Wall Street banks are, that attendees must take their fate into their own hands;4) Remind all attendees about the existence of their 401K's, as well as the fact that credit (cards) are good, and debt can be good, and how they should use all of that to their advantage in RE investing;5) Make everyone feel good about themselves and stop making excuses;6) Make everyone hopeful and feel that they, too, can achieve all of their dreams;7) Display several PPT slides that show dozens of topics, subjects and items that are part of the Real Estate Investing, how actually complex and cumbersome the process is;8) Remind everyone that to be successful you need a coach, someone to hold you by the hand, someone to give you checklists & Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), what is in the end The System;9) You need to invest into yourself, you can't put a price tag on that.

Think back to the time someone called you and you didn’t know their telephone number so you searched your telephones’ display pad for the recent callers looking for their telephone and then you hit the call button and called them back, right?

Keep in mind that the list and what you say to your prospect when they call is more important than what the postcard displays.

Or the Seller has 65 family photos on the wall and their life's collection of collected trinkets displayed all over the place and decides to leave them there as they for some reason believe Buyers will find them just as interesting as they do.IMO, the biggest disavantage for the standard Seller is not the hypothetical 1-2 bad comps in the area, it is that they deal from more of a heightened emotional state in selling their home than an investor who deals with it as a biz decision.

Today is a gift; that'swhy they call it "the present".Strength,in many areas you display; I was moved- Thank you.

I bet the software interpreted them as html tags and so didn't display them.

On deals that are good lease option candidates, I get them to sign up, then pass them off to a partner that handles all the marketing and displaying of the homes.

Wish she had displayed some ethics here.

Its bad enough dealing with just getting all the different browsers to display properly.