Hey Lauren, I had the same reaction when I read that email - access is critical, but one hour is unrealistic when most “lock issues” end up being guest error.

It doesn't mean they are investor-friendly, they just paid for it.The investors now are unrealistic because of a few things:1.

Not at all.Here’s how it works:We drop texts in batches of 3,000.Each batch yields around 30 interested sellers.Out of those, 2–5 will get on the phone the same day.These sellers are far more motivated than the average cold-calling lead because they’re already deeper in their selling journey.Step 3: Qualify & NegotiateOnce a VA speaks with the seller and gathers initial details, we review internally.If the asking price is unrealistic, the VA counters and keeps negotiating.If the price is workable, I (or an acquisitions manager) step in to close the deal.Step 4: Understand the FunnelAt each stage, the number of leads narrows.

Unrealistic for all of us.So, is anyone willing to give numbers?  

I don't think 60 mil against 20 mil is unrealistic but this isn't my specialty. 2.

While I was open to carrying a note, I wasn’t going to go that high.Unfortunately, there’s been an unrealistic expectation set by the gurus that relying on seller financing is a viable strategy for buying a business.

People who are encouraging newbies to jump in with unrealistic visions are generally trying to sell them something.

That said, would you find even that unrealistic in today's market?

The homeowners that are struggling right now are mostly ones that own lower-end homes that were purchased within the last 3 years (post-COVID) and made their investments based on the unrealistically hight expectations that all the "revenge travel" created.

😂 Ha ha, this isn't entirely or always true but I think it's unrealistic to expect anyone else to care about your "stuff" as much as you do.