I was prospecting earlier this week and met a very nice older lady.

I was prospecting earlier this week and met a very nice older lady.

I think following up is probably more pivotal than any step in the customer building/cold-call/business development process.

Do no cut any corners to make a project look better on paper.Always remember to do the math anaysis and try to look at the prospective properties before you make an offer or at least have a clause in the sales contract that allows you some time (8 to 15 days) up front to make a detailed inspection on the subject property without a penalty that will hurt you too much.  

I can go take clients/customers to see the property without a problem however I don't know how to estimate repair costs so usually me and the customer/client just go take a look and they tell me what they think.By building a huge buyer's list full of quality buyers and matching them up with discount properties I see on these sites, in theory I think this sounds like a good idea.

He calmly drove back to his company office 25 miles away .Meanwhile I had sent him an email the night before, asking if he even had one call or inquiry yet from a tenant prospect??

I'm a broker, so my way of prospecting is different as opposed to a wholesaler.

Most of my borrowers are repeat customers.

Neither prospect has worked for their employer more than a year and both are FT students.  

I'm also the design director for a custom furniture design build company.