No excuses. The people who get clients are the ones who stay consistent and use every avenue possible 💪 Call them 📞Text them 📱Email them 📧Send them a letter ✉️ Most people give up after one attempt. The deals go to the person willing to follow up one more time 🔥 Every envelope ✉️, every text 📱, every voicemail 📞, every email 📧 is another chance to change someone's life and build your business. Stay persistent.Stay visible.Stay in front of them. 👀 Your next client may come from the follow-up everyone else was too lazy to do 🚀

What do you do with an llc that is inactive but has surplus funds from a tax overage?

Is Jin or David available, I cancelled my other resource for skip tracing to join skool for the community

David has often said that follow up is the key and that many clients don’t pull the trigger until the 12th form of contact. Case in point. Unclaimed funds case. In early March, I reached out to the decedents children. No luck. Then I reached out to grand kids. Got in touch with one of them, only to then be ghosted. I followed up with the two children and still never heard anything. Voicemails, texts messages, emails, video texts. Nothing. Out of the blue today, 6 weeks later, I get a call from the daughter and another one from the son’s wife. Then I get a call from a grandson. All within two days of each other. Persistence pays off.

Unclaimed Funds. I've got a prospective claimant who is currently in a nursing home. He is of sound mind and is concerned that the nursing home will end up taking all of his unclaimed funds should we proceed. I've heard of specific trusts that allow a small amount to be released, which allows the claimant some access to those funds, but also protects the funds from the nursing home. Can anyone shed some light on this type of trust?