Also thinking of creating separate sites for separate towns (this is pretty easy to achieve so no big deal)Google Voice/Skype # - alternate number routed to my cell + short/sweet answering service for any calls I missedResearch call scripts & practice them-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*Question:For those of you already wholesaling - How does that look? 

I knocked at the door and a bellowing voice demanded to know who it was.

Google voice.

I don't answer calls live, because my schedule precludes it, but rather my calls go to a voice mail drop.

This time there was the same recording advisory then it cut to the middle of a voice mail message of a man with a rather gruff voice: "name and number and we'll get back with you"  Followed by a message saying the mailbox was full.If you say your name is Jane in the letter, but Bob answers the phone, it throws me off. a full mailbox means wasted letters.Don't answer the phone by just saying "hello"  This is just good manners than anything else.  

Fortunately, I can tell you matter-of-fact what your number one reason for not getting more deals is: Voice mail.

To be honest, I feel bad about sending more yellow letters to people that I've spoken to or have left a voice mail and clearly not selling.

Rusty ThompsonI have only had one seller voice concern.

As far as I know he can't find my info (I sure hope not) unless he gets the police involved (I doubt getting 2 letters in the mail would warrant a police investigation) but it got me thinking if I am better off just getting a pre paid phone or using a google voice number instead, just in case one guy actually is crazy enough to try to find me.

People who hang up on my voice mail are obviously not motivated enough at the moment.