I currently have cold callers in 5 different states and I can't seem to come up with a solid formula that works everywhere to find actual motivated sellers.

If you captured any caller ID's you can call them back later when you know what you want to say, or just move forward with new callers.

One of them even pays the cold caller a % of the properties sell value if their cold call leads to a closed deal.

 “”This will help identify suspicious reservations and stop unauthorized parties before they start,” Chesky said...Airbnb is also activating what it calls a “24/7 Neighbor Hotline” that will let callers reach an actual person at Airbnb in order to report on suspicious activity at rental houses.

The "First time caller, long time listener" line reminds me of the Paul Castronovo radio show down there.

Tonight I had a cold caller showing interest in my property.

If you are rejecting them on the phone you might want to rethink your criteria or how you are approaching the callers.

With a detection and location system, the technology complements the emergency caller.

That way I could ignore all calls EXCEPT if I saw the answering service's number pop up on my caller ID - I knew that was a legit emergency and took the call.

If you like Dave Ramsey but frustrated with his absolute $0.00 viewpoint of debt you will like this clip… this caller has a net-worth of $22 million who got to that point using debt to acquire real estate and still holds $13 million in RE Debt.