During the inspection period, you should send someone to take good pictures of the house to confirm the condition you were expecting based on how the seller described it over the phone.

1 - There are no sitelink extensions, which could give your ad more "visibility real estate" and better reflect your business.2 - There’s no phone extension, allowing visitors to tap and call you directly (which, of course, will be tracked in the Google dashboard).3 - There’s no Call to Action.

As obvious it may seem, this can be a dramatic inclusion that increases relevant click-through-rates.4 - There is No phone number extension.Google allows you to add a phone call extension to your ads, which can convert those who have a greater sense of urgency.

Name, address, email, and phone number is all you need.Follow up with an email, as appropriate.

I hate texting (prefer phone calls) and struggle with the marketing task.

She talks to the sellers on the phone and makes me an appointment.

That seems very unprofessional like I'm not with my phone ready to help them with their home sale.

I paid $7000 for a “mentorship” program that was all over my phone about two years ago and it was a joke.

While it’s not required to take a snapshot of the phone call, you can keep call logs or email exchanges as backup for extra support if needed.

For the bankruptcy properties, we contacted the trustee phone numbers on the website, however, they usually just replied to ask us to look for debtor's attorney.For short-sales, we searched the listing on zillow.com, but majority of them are off market.We used BP recommended realtor and asked if they can help with the properties we targeted, the realtor searched for a week of the foreclosure ones and get back to me that she believes she will not be the right partner.