When leaving voicemail for the homeowners do you guys keep it short or how are y'all leaving VM to increase more call backs?

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Let’s go @Aspen Haven !!! This killer grabbed an off market deal via Facebook! She’s gonna be on next week’s live. You better hop on to see how it unfolds.. Got some nuggets for y'all below. Stay blessed and enjoy the week guys! How to Turn a Seller Lead into a Wholesale Deal 1️⃣ Talk to the seller – Find out the house condition, why they’re selling, and how soon they want to sell. 2️⃣ Run the numbers – Know ARV (fixed-up value) and repair costs. 3️⃣ Make your offer – Cash, as-is, no fees, quick close. 4️⃣ Get it in writing – Use a purchase agreement with “assignable” rights. 5️⃣ Find your buyer – Show them the deal and mark up the price. 6️⃣ Assign the contract – Use an Assignment form for your fee. 7️⃣ Get paid at closing – Title company cuts your check. Example: - Contract with seller at $95K - Sell to buyer at $105K - $10K profit 💰

Let’s say someone owns a house, but they still owe money on it — like a loan from the bank (a mortgage). In a subject-to deal, you buy the house without paying off that loan right away. Instead, you take over the monthly payments to the bank, but the loan stays in the original owner’s name. 🎯 Example: Imagine this: - Mr. Smith owns a house. - He owes $100,000 to the bank. - He’s behind on payments and wants to move fast. - You say: “Hey Mr. Smith, I’ll take over your payments and take ownership of the house.” Mr. Smith agrees, and you start paying the mortgage every month — but the bank still has his name on the loan. 🧠 Why would someone do this? Because: - They want to avoid foreclosure (losing the house). - They can’t sell the house fast enough the normal way. - They want out now and don’t mind leaving the loan in place. 💰 Why it helps investors (like you): - You don’t need to get a loan yourself (saves time, credit, and money). - You can get the house with little or no money down. - You can rent it out or fix it and sell it later. 📌 Key Point: A “subject-to” deal means: 👉 You own the house 👉 You pay the mortgage 👉 But the loan is still under the old owner’s name

If you’re serious about scaling in real estate wholesaling, you must start thinking like a business owner—not just a hustler. ✅ That means reinvesting into your business. When you're doing marketing, whether it’s cold calling, texting, direct mail, or paid ads, your first goal shouldn't just be to close a deal—it should be to create a system that brings in consistent leads without you doing all the work. 💡 Invest to get your time back.Your time is valuable. Every task you’re doing that someone else could do is costing you deals and freedom. Start small—maybe hire a VA, outsource your cold calls, or bring on a lead manager. As you scale, reinvest into systems, tools, and team members that allow your business to run while you focus on high-level moves. This is how you build something sustainable and scalable. 🔥 Reminder: We’re going LIVE on Zoom this Tuesday at 7PM EST.We’re diving deeper into this topic and breaking down exactly how to reinvest, when to delegate, and what tools can help you build faster. Don’t miss it! 📅 Set a reminder. Show up. Take notes. Implement.Let’s build that 7-figure hustle together 💪 #The7FigureHustle #RealEstateWholesaling #LevelUp