Cold Calling Delinquent Property Leads in Local Markets
A real estate wholesaler shares their first week experience cold calling 104 tax delinquent and D4D leads in Orlando. The post appears to be an experience-sharing update with minimal content visible. Low signal for actionable problems.
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