A real estate investor knocks on doors looking to buy properties, but keeps running into renters who tell him to talk to the landlord instead. The clip shows why cold-calling neighborhoods doesn't work when most people don't own their homes.
Just a simple question, you know, you're just like, hey, are you selling? We're real estate investors looking for properties to buy in the area. You know anyone that's selling, or are you by chance selling? Because really there's nothing you can say will make anyone want to sell their house. You just got to find the opportunity. You can't convince someone to sell their home. And if someone wants to sell and it's not looking for a cash offer, then you can— Hi, how you doing? Sorry. Are you there? Yeah. Hey, sorry to bother you. I'm just going around the neighborhood asking people. We're real estate investors. We're looking for properties to buy. Would you by chance know anyone in the neighborhood that's selling? I rent this property. Oh, okay. So, uh, you're gonna have to ask your landlord. Of course. Yeah, have a great day. Yeah, see ya. Renters. All right.
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