BE persistent.

Thinking back to what I've read in various books on due diligence and experiences running my current commercial property, I made sure to ask the tough questions, and persist on getting clear answers to statements.

However, with enough calls and persistence, every once in a while you may find someone actually willing to talk that turns into a lead or deal.I generally call and try to start off the conversation in a way that immediately makes it clear I am not a telemarketer, nor am I trying to sell them anything--I'm just trying to have a chat about real estate.

I am in the middle of experiencing what you are talking about and find that I just have to be diligent and persistent.

And of course, persistence is what leads to success in this business, so you bet that I'll keep at it.

They will deny a claim knowing a certain percentage will give up and then finally take on the persistent people to settle and pay the least amount they can negotiate for.

I have a sign by phone that says "Polite, patient, persistent" so that I don't blow up on servicers.Persistence will pay off.I think one thing CW is looking at is "days on the market".

Be persistent in getting tenant to fill out a move in checklist.

The deals are out there but you will need to connect and dig (Persistence).You might find some deals on smaller homes in Carrollton.  

Be persistent.