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All Forum Posts by: Zeeshan S.

Zeeshan S. has started 13 posts and replied 56 times.

Post: Hiring a Cold Caller

Zeeshan S.#2 Wholesaling ContributorPosted
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Quote from @Catie Fihn:

@Zeeshan S. I would absolutely LOVE to use texting, but I thought it was illegal?  Or at least a gray area of legality?  If I am misunderstood about that, then I would absolutely incorporate SMS into our strategy.  And yes, I would greatly appreciate any insights into how combining the two can boost our lead generation.  Thanks!

Great question @Catie Fihn! SMS marketing is perfectly legal if done the right way as compliance is key. Platforms like Launch Control or Smarter Contact ensure all campaigns adhere to A2P 10DLC regulations, making it both effective and safe.

Texting allows you to reach sellers directly and generate faster responses compared to traditional cold calling. It works wonders when combined with other methods like cold calling—you can text leads who didn’t answer your calls, creating a seamless follow-up system.

I’d be happy to walk you through how to set up a compliant, high-converting SMS strategy. Let me know, and I can share some stats and tips that’ve been a game changer for others!


Post: New whole seller

Zeeshan S.#2 Wholesaling ContributorPosted
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Welcome to wholesaling—it’s great to see your enthusiasm! For finding off-market homes, I’d recommend leveraging tools like BatchLeads or PropStream to pull high-equity or absentee owner lists in your area. Pair this with SMS marketing or targeted cold calling for fast results. Closing deals quickly often comes down to building rapport with sellers and having a solid buyer list ready. If you’d like, I can share more strategies that’ve worked for others—just let me know

Hi @Lynnette Petersen Welcome to BP and wholesaling. It’s a great journey to be on.

One approach to building a strong buyer list is leveraging platforms like BatchLeads to identify cash buyers actively purchasing in your area. You can filter for those who've recently closed deals to ensure you're targeting serious buyers. Text marketing has also proven highly effective in reaching these buyers quickly and efficiently. Let me know if you’d like tips or resources—I’d be happy to share!

@Jeffrey Bolivar, great to see your enthusiasm and strategic focus!

Have you tried integrating text marketing into your outreach? It’s been a game-changer for many wholesalers I work with, helping them connect with motivated sellers faster. Let me know if you’d like to explore some strategies or tools that can support your journey.



Post: It’s getting easier cold calling

Zeeshan S.#2 Wholesaling ContributorPosted
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Great work, @Christopher Olivieri It’s awesome to see your persistence paying off. Have you thought about integrating text marketing into your outreach strategy? It’s a game-changer for connecting with owners quickly and getting more responses without spending as much time on calls.

If you're curious, I'd be happy to share some tips that could help complement your cold-calling efforts and boost your lead flow!

Post: Wholesalers, investors, and contractors

Zeeshan S.#2 Wholesaling ContributorPosted
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Quote from @Joshua J Foster:

Would definitely love that. I am using a few different strategies to generate leads. I am currently in Florida's market. I would love to meet some investors to know what their buy box looks like to send some leads. I've been working with some people that wants to buy in Polk county but now they're on other fix and flips so just trying to expand my investors list 

 @Joshua J Foster let's jump on a quick zoom meeting to discuss this. You can book a meeting here: 

https://calendly.com/reimarketingpro





 

Post: Whats the best lead generation?

Zeeshan S.#2 Wholesaling ContributorPosted
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@Tam Turner Please DM me your email. I can send you a meeting invite to talk in detail

Post: Hiring a Cold Caller

Zeeshan S.#2 Wholesaling ContributorPosted
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Hi @Catie Fihn,

Cold-calling can be effective, but hiring a professional company might save you time and ensure consistency if you're new to it. However, have you considered integrating SMS marketing alongside cold-calling? It’s a great way to reach sellers quickly and often gets higher response rates.

If you'd like, I can share some insights on how combining the two can significantly boost your lead generation. Let me know!

Post: Wholesalers, investors, and contractors

Zeeshan S.#2 Wholesaling ContributorPosted
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Hi @Joshua J Foster, welcome to the real estate world! I work with wholesalers and investors, helping them connect with motivated sellers—Florida is a great market for this. Are you currently using any tools or strategies to generate leads? I'd be happy to share some tips if you're interested

Post: Finding Your First Deal as a New Wholesaler

Zeeshan S.#2 Wholesaling ContributorPosted
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Hey BP Community,

As someone who’s been working with wholesalers for a while, I know how challenging those first few deals can be. From finding motivated sellers to building trust and navigating contracts - it’s a lot to juggle when you’re just starting out.

For those who’ve closed their first wholesale deal (or more!), what strategies worked best for you? Was it cold calling, direct mail, driving for dollars, or something else entirely?

And for those still working on that first deal, what’s been your biggest challenge so far?

Let’s share some tips and experiences to help each other out—after all, this community is all about learning and growing together!

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

Best,
Zee