It is another if you plan on doing volume. 

Burnout happens as surely as night follows day and when that point arrives, or hopefully before that point arrives the founder has to decide whether to grow the business enough to support bringing on other people to reduce their workload or allow the business to whither to the point where the founder can still handle the volume of work post-burnout.

Volume or self manage are likely more realistic business plans for many of the cheaper sfrs if you want those type of "investments."

(OK, well maybe a bit of an exception.)I don't do enough marketing volume to know the ratios when using those filters compared to not using them.

I'm just getting started with direct marketing but find that volume discounts are one of the biggest ways to save.

I don't wholesale, but from what I know it is all about the volume of marketing.

That said, if you have really high call volume, I'd think vetting the seller may be more logical.

I believe when interest rates do eventually rise (as the fed keeps threatening) the competition will lessen and home sale volume in Austin will align more with the national statistics.

They have a massive buyers list and are a volume house.

Many get too lazy & just use a shotgun volume approach & mark up everything they see on other lists & then send that out.