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Telemarketing To buy real estate

Steven Ferguson
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Who is behind all these blind phone calls asking if I want to sell my house? Bigger pockets, Lifestyles Unlimited, other?  It’s the most annoying and undoubtedly least effective way I can imagine to prospect for real estate deals. 

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Kyle Mccaw
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Kyle Mccaw
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Neither of the two firms you mentioned are telemarketers. Wholesalers are known for heavily working ringless voicemail and cold calling current landlords. It is very simple to find the owner's info online. I gets calls daily. Shoot I don't even answer my phone anymore unless it is someone I know calling.

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