I used a subscription called “mailshake” for email outreach and I cold called around 50 people for like two weeks each business day.

I do cold-calling, cold-texting, and mailers.

Assuming they don’t want bad press or to own a home, they’ll just take another of the options...https://www.experian.com/blogs...We are in a huge bull market for housing  I assume anyone who is in financial trouble will sell, put a bunch of cash in their pocket and either downsize or become a renter.

U get over the thunderstorm in an hour or two but not the crimes and homeless.....And the shore is nice here in the summer, we lived in the Bay Area, the water there is just too cold even in the summer.Again, taxes here is insane too, but our school is open and teachers seem to be more diligent too.

Cold calling?

It's my butt in a chair in front of my computer, leaning into my monitor with my spreading gut pressed up against my desk, going through public records to find the prices that similar places nearby actually sold for, looking at pictures of these places wherever I can find them, utilizing my understanding of the neighborhoods I know in my target area.The right place for me to start from was to shoot for is a range.

@Courtney Duong Paint can be effected by extreme hot and cold temps.   

I feel like I'm now ready to start cold calling. 

I encountered the scene below on a cold, rainy New Years Eve morning at a listing in North Austin.

My main concern when cold calling which is my current and only marketing strategy so far is to make sure I’m not calling people on the DNC list.