Prospects who say no outright are done. Prospects who say "let me think about it" are still in the game — they just haven't told you why yet. - Ask directly: "Totally fair — what's the one thing you want to think through?" - Listen for price, timing, or trust. It's almost always one of the three - Follow up with the answer to that specific concern, not a generic check-in Vague objections die from vague follow-up. Get specific and most of them close.

In case you missed Monday's post — I'm paying $10,000 + 2% commission on any off-market deal sent my way before end of day Friday, September 18th. - Any market, any condition — distressed, vacant, probate, pre-foreclosure, tired landlord - No license needed, doesn't need to be under contract - Just DM me the address and the story, I respond to every single one - Three days left on this round. If you've got one sitting in your notes app, now's the time.

I'm actively buying off-market deals right now and I'd rather pay someone in this group than a wholesaler I don't know. So here's the deal: What I want: Any off-market property — distressed, pre-foreclosure, probate, vacant, tired landlord, ugly house, whatever. Any market, nationwide. You don't need to have it under contract. You don't need to be licensed. You just need the address and the story. What you get: - $10,000 bonus, paid to you, on top of — - 2% commission — on EVERY deal that closes, no cap, stack as many as you want - Zero cost, zero risk, zero paperwork on your end — I handle the contract, title, and close - If it's a killer deal, first shot at partnering with me on future ones Why now: DM me by end of day Friday, September 18th to get in on this round. After that I'm heads-down closing what's already in the pipeline. How to submit: DM me the address + why it's a deal (motivation, condition, asking price if known). I respond to every single one, even the ones I pass on. No deal is too small. Worst case, you make nothing and lose 5 minutes. Best case, you just made $10K+ for sending a text. Who's got one?

Absentee owners are some of the most listing-ready sellers nobody's calling. In PropStream I pull owners who: - Live out of the area - Have high equity - Own a tired rental they're sick of managing One clean list plus a simple "would you ever consider selling?" call fills a pipeline. Work smarter than the postcard crowd. (PropStream link's in the resources.)

I live in Ohio and am curious if anyone knows about wholesale contracts. As in what are some items I should have in a wholesale contract or some sort of reference I might be able to look at to get an idea.