Hey everyone I’m curious how other investors and wholesalers here are approaching lead generation right now.In the last 30 days, my team has made over 1,000 cold calls for clients and we’re noticing a shift:Response rates are down compared to last quarterSellers are more skeptical, requiring more trust-buildingFollow-up sequences are making or breaking dealsWhat are you seeing in your market?

Only respond to questions where you have some knowledge (No AI-generated answers) and don't ask for business, just provide useful information. 

Possibly most important: can you utilize any losses generated by the rental property?

When we're gone, the next generation can get a step up cost basis and also eliminate all the depreciation recapture. 

Refinancing would reduce my monthly net cash flow to around $200–$280, meaning lower ROI and thinner margins.My gut says it’s worth it since the additional property could generate more cash flow than I would have without refinancing, but I’d like to hear from others who’ve been in this situation.

You'd want to do a return on equity audit to see how much you're generating from the property.

I help busy professionals in Hampton Roads turn vacation homes into hands-free, income-generating rentals.

Zero Financial Reward: Even with the hours I poured into learning and generating leads, I was unable to translate the effort into income.

I’m currently tracking trends in Central Texas and happy to discuss lead generation strategies, Airbnb viability in Waco, or any other real estate strategies.

They were both hired from onlinejobs.ph - and it has freed a great deal of my time to focus on revenue generating activities.