Quote from @Sara Szo: To anyone who has hired and assembled a team of cold callers for larger marketing campaigns: What sites have you used successfully or not successfully to find/hire your callers? 

Quote from @Treasure Soe: Hi everyone, I do cold calls for real estate and I know my accent is strong.

Eventually, low inventory and high direct mail costs pushed me to explore other strategies.2019–2021: I Began Cold Calling & Virtually Wholesaling: When skip tracing became more affordable, I scaled into several virtual markets and leaned heavily on cold calling.

I think the wholesale game overall is saturated with people sitting at their computer mass cold calling and emailing potential sellers.

Cold calling, SMS campaigns, mailing, FB ads, Google ads.

Of the options you outlined, I'd opt for "C" and cold call, prospect, and find a deal. 

I created an infographic that helps illustrate this point.Step 1: Focus on VolumeWhether you’re cold calling, texting, doing RVMs, or even direct mail—the number of messages most people send is far too low.

That got me thinking more seriously about real estate.Recently I hired someone for my company who used to manage 10 cold callers for a real estate company.

Two of these three lots are not on the market but I cold called owners after driving by Saturday.  

If you're doing the cold calling yourself, that could put you ahead of others who outsource to companies to do that for them.For your specific area, knowing when that information becomes available and having the systems in place to attack it ASAP will be your best option.