The seller is interested but not ready. Where does the lead go?
Download MarkdownPut it in Interested - Add to Follow Up. Use this when the seller is interested but not ready today and fits your ideal profile, or is not distressed but their asking price works or is within 20 percent of your maximum allowable o
Put it in Interested - Add to Follow Up. Use this when the seller is interested but not ready today and fits your ideal profile, or is not distressed but their asking price works or is within 20 percent of your maximum allowable offer. This status prioritizes the lead in your follow-up calls and runs a 30-day cadence (a call plus a text) for up to 2 years. A lead whose offer was made but not accepted also lands here after its offer cycle ends, so nothing falls through the cracks.
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