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Just sent out yellow letters, couple questions

Anthoy James
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So I'm going to send out about 200 yellow letters to 90 day lates this week. I had a couple of questions on what you guys typically do. I plan on sending out 5-6 follow up letters, typically about 1 per week. Is there a better length of time to space it out?

1) Would you recommend answering the phone calls as they come (I have a separate phone just for mailings, also have a couple of scripts to try for when they call) or letting it go to voicemail and then calling them back to weed out who is serious and who isn't?

2) Does anyone have a good contract to use for when I make an appointment with them? Do you typically sign a contract with them the day you meet them? (Assuming you can reach a deal with them)

Thanks in advance!

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Nick J.
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Payson, AZ
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Nick J.
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Depending on where you are and how many 90day lates show up daily or weekly, I say NO follow ups. Send out at the very least 200 a week.
Why chase the same people over and over when there are soooo many new leads coming in. Again, this is dependent on your market of course.

And answer your phone!

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