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Hi, just wanted to share what I found. I went through Josh’s call sheet and created a pivot table with just the names and the first three phone numbers listed for each person. I called each of those numbers, and on the right side of the sheet, I noted the results. Most of the calls either didn’t get a response or the numbers were disconnected. There was one person who answered but said they weren’t looking to sell. My question is: is this kind of result typical when cold calling? I reached out to about 26 individuals, and most either didn’t answer or had disconnected numbers. Should I consider following up via email instead? Also, does the time I’m calling matter? I made the calls around 2 PM on a Friday and again around 2 PM on a Sunday on PST. What is the most optimal time? Thank you !

Hey team! I’ve got a list of fresh leads attached – time to hit the phones and bring me a seller! Cold call, lock down a deal, and you’ll get paid for your hustle. Let’s turn these leads into sales – who’s ready to make it happen? Get on it and let me know when you’ve got a deal!

Today's Deal Breakdown is about a deal we recently worked on. We found a wholesaler who was having trouble selling a property, so we offered to help. They said yes! We took it to our group of investors, and one liked it enough to buy. We locked it in at $637k and sold it to the investor for $647k. The property is worth $975k after it's fixed up. Everyone wins – the wholesaler made $100k! It only took me 4 hours to find the buyer and made an easy $10k.If you're an agent, go talk to wholesalers and see what properties they have. Find a buyer and work out a deal to get your commission baked in and have the investor agree to the resale price. Here is how you find investors investorbase.com/freetrial/?ref=Dbr Promo code: DBR

I’ve been learning how to run comps on my own and wanted to share my process. First, I look at homes sold in the past 3–6 months within about a one-mile radius. I focus on properties with similar square footage, number of bedrooms, and bathrooms, similar square footage. Once I find around 10 comparable homes, I take the average of their sale prices to estimate the value of the house I’m looking at. Is there anything I might be missing or anything else I should consider?