Trying to scare or intimidate or threaten or coheres a debtor can be construed as unlawful collection practices, by phone or in writing.

We both live in different states and therefore I will basically be tutored via Skype, phone calls an email.What is usual and customary in these instances?

But one key thing I have learned - Find out how much they owe, and always make a ballpark range offer on the phone (I use 55-65% ARV assuming every house needs work).

If you've listed your personal phone number, Code Enforcement could track you down.

So my phone keeps ringing now. thank goodness, it feels good.

I was given a lead on a wholesale deal, The tenants that are currently in the house haven't paid rent in months and won't answer the owner's phone calls.

So a few main things you normally want to do is to get the basic info over the phone, how many beds, baths, garages, sq. ft. if facing foreclosure or other hardship(usually asking why are you looking to sell), do they owe a mortgage, are they the only owner, if there are any repairs that are needed, and how much are they looking for.With this you can do some due diligence before going out.

YESNOMAYBEAsking Price NOTESRENT RATE (Check Rentometer.com)Made an Offer (Making an offer over the phone is tough depending on what market you're in and if it's a FLIP lead or a Buy & Hold)YESNOACCEPTEDREJECTEDMAYBEAccepted OfferSeller's Schedule to Visit (Notes)Date to Visit PropertyWho is Going to PropertyEstimated RehabMAO (Maximum Allowable Offer)Sent Purchase AgreementLead SourceDriving for DollarsBandit SignsProspectingWholesalerProbateAbsentee Owner

We're using a shared google doc and spreadsheet to manage our small number of contacts right now, but it's clear that the more we do business this won't work for much longer, although it is convenient to have the Drive app on my phone to just click and call the phone numbers or click and email.I'm looking for a gmail integrated CRM to give me a list of tasks that comes to my inbox every morning or something like that.  

Hi @Peter ChanI still owe you a phone call, sorry about that.