The deals worth chasing come from off-market channels — direct mail to tired owners, cold calls using a real script, driving for dollars in your target market, and broker relationships where you get the first call before anything hits the open market. I've bought several of my 8 facilities this way, and the common thread is always the same: a motivated seller who wants out, and a buyer who showed up before everyone else did. If you want to see how I structure broker conversations specifically, this one breaks it down: https://youtu.be/pdQMvZhvSJA Here's what I want you to consider this week. If you're spinning your wheels trying to figure out which channel to start with, how to talk to sellers, or how to actually build a deal flow system that runs in the background — that's exactly what we work through inside StorageAce. You can grab the free Blueprint here to see the full path: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wkUwltCW9wk7LbsoddYwTfTFn5UgMg2x/view?usp=sharing — and if you're ready for a real conversation about your situation, drop a comment below or DM me and we'll set up a clarity call. No pressure, no pitch. Just a straight look at where you are and what your next move should be. Quick question for the group: which sourcing channel feels the most intimidating to you right now — cold calls, direct mail, or broker outreach?
Dave "First Call Gets the Deal" DeMink