Once you gain some traction you can hire a VA caller to at least batch up and make the calls more efficient, its what takes the most time (I run a call center for Real Estate).

Cold caller I assume is an hourly wage?

Then the real work begins, following up with them until you can book an appointment or at least get on a zoom call to talk further.A VA caller can help (I run a Real Estate call center) but the second part you need to do on your own, the VA caller can help shake the tree and find hand raisers.

 Hello everyone,Long time listener/reader, first time caller. 

I have been in Business for 2 years and I am doing wholesaling 1 deal a month consistently I have an American Cold caller who calls 20 hours a week for me and I call myself for about 10-15 hours a week.

I have been in Business for 2 years and I am doing wholesaling 1 deal a month consistently I have an American Cold caller who calls 20 hours a week for me and I call myself for about 10-15 hours a week.

I have been in Business for 2 years and I am doing wholesaling 1 deal a month consistently I have an American Cold caller who calls 20 hours a week for me and I call myself for about 10-15 hours a week.

Most call centers use a predictive dialer to gain efficencies so their callers don't have "lag time" between calls. 1000 records is too small to run on that platform.

A VA can definitely help you with these tasks, I prefer folks out of Mexico and Latin America as they have native English and have the best hustle/sales skills, they usually go for $5-$7 dollars/hr for skilled cold callers.

I'm a real estate agent and I'm looking to bring on a cold caller(s) or an IDR within the year for my Residential Sales Business.