Spend that hour that you're going to read about Nevada LLCs - and spend it instead looking for properties, cold-calling, or whatever it's going to take to get that first deal done.Good luck!

Hey Folks excited to make my first post on here.I just started cold calling and I didn’t see anything on here that went into detail on cold calling and cold calling statistics so I wanted to put something up here and spark a conversation.I’m currently using the mojo triple line dialer and getting my skip traced data from need to skip.

What are some good rebutted for negative answers while cold calling?

I've been noticing in my city that people are building ADU's I may have to cold call them and ask about the appraisal. 

ThanksBenDirect mail can work but cold calling is much more effective for commercial and multifamily.

The upgrades also help along our appraisals, of course, which always need as much help as they can get.We have washers and dryers in all our units, but I also offer to put in hot and cold outlets and electrical for a tenant-provided second washing machine in my rental properties for free, again, something no landlord would normally do and no tenant would normally care about -- yet 50% of MY tenants have gone out and bought themselves a second washing machine to wash their scrubs in.

I'm on-boarding my first hire this week, and I'll be starting her off on the phones as a cold-caller. 

You can send letters and email but cold calling is by far the most effective method but you really need to know what you’re doing, how to open the conversation, what questions to ask and more importantly when to listen and not talk.

A little too cold up North here for my liking lol. 

I brought cold hard cash for the down payment from my own pockets.