The caller calls and explains he received one of my letters and wanted to know what I could offer him for his property.

Anyway once I determine that the caller has a renovated house and it looking for retail value.

Nowadays, I have a sophisticated phone system that vets the type of caller and routes them accordingly.

With caller ID, just don't answer if it's inconvenient to you.

Just use a different campaign.You need to be patient and talk to an awful lot of callers before drawing too many conclusions.

In my experience as a contractor many callers hang up on voicemails.

He first callers were actually the eventual buyers.

Usually they aren't the first 3 callers though. :) The NE and west coast can pull more cash buyers but you're only selling the home for $5,500 so there will definitely be buyers with this amount of available cash looking for a MH to buy outright.

You can set it so that calls coming in from the google voice number show that number and not the actual caller's name.

-I had bandit signs out, but they have been taken down.The property is in a rural area and several of the callers were from the area and knew the house, but were not interested.