Wholesaling Guide

Ringless Voicemail for Real Estate Wholesaling

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How successful wholesalers use voicemail campaigns to find motivated sellers and build deal flow

Why Wholesalers Use Ringless Voicemail

The numbers game of finding deals

Real estate wholesaling is a volume business. To find motivated sellers willing to sell below market value, you need to reach many property owners. Ringless voicemail helps wholesalers scale their outreach efficiently.

Key benefits for wholesalers:

Reach more sellers: Contact hundreds of property owners daily
Personal touch: Voice messages feel more personal than postcards
Higher response quality: Callbacks come from interested sellers
Cost effective: Pennies per message vs dollars per mailer
Scalable: Same message to thousands of properties
Trackable: Know exactly who received your message and when

Common wholesaling campaigns:

Absentee owner outreach
Vacant property lists
Pre-foreclosure leads
Tax delinquent properties
Probate and inherited homes
Expired MLS listings

Key elements for success

Quality Lists

Your campaign is only as good as your list. Target motivated seller indicators: absentee owners, long-term ownership, tax issues, or probate filings. Quality data providers and proper consent verification improve contact rates.

Compelling Message

Keep messages concise. Include clear identification, purpose, and a callback number. Work with your legal counsel or marketing team to develop messaging appropriate for your campaigns.

Strategic Timing

Test different send times. Many wholesalers find success with late morning and early evening. Avoid Mondays and Fridays. Drop Cowboy enforces TCPA quiet hours automatically.

Follow-Up Sequences

Sellers often need multiple touches before responding. Plan a sequence: voicemail on day 1, SMS on day 3, second voicemail on day 7. Multi-channel follow-up improves response rates significantly.

Track Everything

Monitor delivery rates, callback rates, and deals per campaign. Test different lists, messages, and timing. Calculate cost-per-deal to know which campaigns deserve more budget.

Compliance First

Understand consent requirements for your outreach. Use suppression lists, honor opt-outs, and respect quiet hours. Drop Cowboy includes compliance tools, but consult your attorney about your specific approach.

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Multi-Channel Wholesaling Strategy

Combining voicemail with other channels

The most successful wholesalers use multiple channels together:

Week 1 Campaign:

Day 1: Send ringless voicemail introducing yourself
Day 2: Send SMS with your website and contact info
Day 4: Second voicemail if no response

Week 2 Campaign:

Day 7: New voicemail with different angle (market conditions, recent sale nearby)
Day 9: SMS with direct question ("Still own the property at [Address]?")

Week 3+ Nurture:

Monthly voicemail touchpoints
Quarterly market update messages
Event-triggered outreach (tax lien filed, etc.)

Results tracking:

Track which channel drives responses. Some sellers respond to voicemail, others to text. Note preferences in your CRM and prioritize the channel that works for each contact.

Wholesaling Compliance Considerations

Staying on the right side of regulations

Consent Requirements

Marketing messages typically require prior express consent. Understand what consent you have (or need to obtain) before launching campaigns. Some outreach may fall under different consent standards depending on your specific approach.

Do Not Call Compliance

Maintain internal suppression lists for opt-outs and past requests. Drop Cowboy provides tools for managing your internal suppression lists. Consult your legal counsel about any external DNC scrubbing requirements for your use case.

Time-of-Day Restrictions

Federal and state laws restrict calling hours, with many states having their own specific windows. Drop Cowboy enforces the applicable rules based on recipient location.

Record Keeping

Maintain records of consent, campaign details, and opt-out requests. This documentation is important if compliance questions arise.

Important Note

This is general information, not legal advice. Consult with a real estate attorney familiar with telemarketing regulations to ensure your wholesaling campaigns comply with all applicable laws.

Wholesaling Ringless Voicemail FAQs

Common questions from real estate wholesalers

How many voicemails should I send to find a wholesale deal?

Results vary by market and list quality. Many wholesalers report one deal per 1,000-5,000 messages sent. Focus on list quality and message relevance to improve response rates. Track your metrics to calculate actual cost-per-deal for your campaigns.

Can I use ringless voicemail for cold outreach to property owners?

Consent requirements depend on your specific approach and jurisdiction. Marketing messages generally require prior express consent. Some outreach may qualify under different standards. Drop Cowboy provides compliance tools, but consult your real estate attorney about requirements for your wholesaling strategy.

What lists work best for wholesaling voicemail campaigns?

Target motivated seller indicators: absentee owners with long-term ownership, pre-foreclosure filings, tax delinquent properties, probate leads, and vacant properties. Ensure you have proper consent for your contacts. Test different list sources and track which generate the best response rates for your market.

Should I use ringless voicemail or cold calling for wholesaling?

Many wholesalers use both. Ringless voicemail scales efficiently for initial outreach, generating warm callbacks from interested sellers. Cold calling works well for high-priority leads and immediate conversations. Drop Cowboy offers both ringless voicemail and power dialer for a complete outreach strategy.