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Richard S Myers
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Whole selling: Seller concerned

Richard S Myers
  • Ogden, Ut
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In the process of cold calling a list(from list source), I found someone interested in potentially selling some land. (Later I found out it was zoned industrial), but on the second phone call the potential seller asked what company I was with(I haven't formed an LLC yet or anything), and I told them I was a solo investor, and they seemed very turned off to the idea.

Is this simply a loss, or do I double down and prove my value somehow?

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Mark Fries
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  • Jacksonville, FL
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Mark Fries
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  • Jacksonville, FL
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@Richard S Myers

Double down 100%

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