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Building a prospecting practice that produces listings, from daily targets and a weekly schedule to focused call blocks and the lists behind them. These posts also cover the methods listing agents rely on most, how to keep prospecting while you are busy with listings, and working probate leads alongside the estate attorney.
Start with the complete prospecting system, then set a pace with how many people to prospect each day and a weekly prospecting schedule. The real estate prospecting guide pulls the pieces together.
The lawyer on a probate file represents the personal representative in their court role, not the heirs and not the agent, and a probate sale runs on that lawyer’s calendar. What the attorney does between the petition and the closing, the five things they need from the listing agent, the three habits that get an agent replaced, and how the relationship becomes a source.
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The standard probate approach mails sympathy to the decedent’s address and asks the family whether they plan to sell. Both are aimed at the wrong person at the wrong time. The call to the personal representative, the one question about where the estate is, the three answers, and the two things a representative actually needs from an agent.
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A probate lead is a court filing that names a house, a person who has died, and a person the court will authorize to sell it. What the record contains, the difference between an heir and a personal representative, full versus limited authority and what it does to the sale, and the number on the file you must not call.
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Three listings, two closings and a buyer under contract, and the calling block is the first thing to go. The listings you have came from calls made months ago, and the ones you will have in March come from the calls you make now. What to cut, what never gets cut, the twenty-minute version of the block, and how a listing becomes prospecting on its own.
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Build a clean seller prospecting list from multiple sources. Normalize records, preserve context, resolve duplicates, carry DNC flags, and prioritize calls.
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Build a repeatable real estate prospecting schedule with protected call blocks, priority follow-up, source rotation, recovery rules, and a weekly scorecard.
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Learn how to begin cold calling in real estate with an eligible list, a natural call framework, a complete sample conversation, outcomes, and follow-up.
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Use Jon Smith’s daily prospecting rule: 20 meaningful conversations for 20 listings a year or 50 for at least 50, then calculate people to attempt.
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Compare the best real estate prospecting methods for listing agents by seller intent, trust, local relevance, follow-up horizon, and repeatability.
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Build a focused 60-minute real estate prospecting power hour with the exact agenda, pre-block checklist, call workflow, scorecard, and completed example.
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