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Seller Call Tonight @8:30 Kids
Tonight’s call is not the same old, At half past eight, watch it unfold, I’ll dissect a real call, Proving skills beat it all, No money or credit — just gold. So clear your whole evening tonight, Log on and get ready for sight, The link’s right below, Come see how deals flow, Half past eight — pure delight. Marco SellerCalls
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@Marco Kozlowski Coach Marco, looking forward to this one. Real seller conversations are where opportunities are uncovered. The numbers matter, but understanding motivation, timing, and the seller’s true objective is what creates structure. Appreciate you pulling back the curtain and showing the process behind the deal. Looking forward to learning tonight
1 like • 4d
@Cheri Boone Ms. Cheri, I think we’re all feeling the same way! Looking forward to hearing the call and picking up a few new questions and techniques to better serve sellers and create win-win outcomes.
30 years to build a dream.... your neighbor watched it wipe out in 60 days
Any idea what happened? Only one answer explains how. Most of you will get it wrong. 👇 Drop your guess below: 💬 "Marco... you're taking advantage of people." Sure. Evil genius. Next. 💬 "You found really stupid sellers." What aisle is that at Walmart? Asking for a friend. 💬 "It's a scam. Impossible." Love the confidence. Enjoy your 9-5. 💬 "You got lucky." 47 times. In a row. Yep. Pure luck. Here's the deal that makes you step back... and ask yourself... "What would I do if this was me?" Real person. Real deal. Real bad story. They started small. A flea bag hotel. Then a bigger one. Then a better one. Thirty years of sacrifice, saving, and service... all leading to their trophy property. A Marriott. Worth $6.1 million. 500K a year passive - NOW we can take a break - Go on vacation. Spend time with the grandchildren that now have kids of their own......the good life... RIGHT!?!? @ 8:30 NYC time - you'll see what happens next — www.sellercalls.com Whats the worst part of this story!?!? The wife gets diagnosed with breast cancer about a year ago.... ya its bad, but Not the worst part. - People beat cancer every day. Two months later... her husband gets diagnosed too. Nuh uh. Still not it. They have each other. They fight together. The medical bills start stacking — while they're both in treatment. Marco thats the problem right?!?!? Not even close. Bills can be negotiated. Debt can be managed . Their bank quietly slips them from 4% to a 12% variable interest.rate open their property - Not because of it coming due - something outrageous banks can do... EVEN TOU YOU - . while they're busy trying to stay alive.ALIVE! Still not the worst part! kids!!. Rates change. Deals get restructured. Marriott sends a certified letter: "inject $2.1 million for necessary brand upgrades in less than 60 days — or we pull your flag.shut you down and sue you for.... let's just say they could never afford to repay this... Surely ...THAT' MUST BE the worst part?
1 like • 19d
@Scott Gustafson Scott, that’s exactly what I was thinking at first. The interesting part is that the hotel itself doesn’t sound like the problem. It sounds like a series of life events and timing issues stacked on top of each other. Looking forward to hearing how Marco breaks down the solution side of the story
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@Kelly McKinnon Kelly, that’s what caught my attention too. A lot of people focus on acquisition strategies, but the real value is understanding how to navigate situations like this before they become a crash and burn scenario. Looking forward to hearing the trade secrets and lessons behind it
Buyer or Bitch. Pick One. Go time.
Cynthia's email exchanges were frustrating her The agent? . One-word answers. Cold. Short. Couldn't push her away fast enough... The deal was basically being shoved away with a stick. Then... I picked up the phone. Same agent. Same property. Same day. Suddenly he's talking. Explaining. Helping. Volunteering information.A sking what we need. Practically feeding us the deal with a silver spoon. - not the wooden one he was slapping Cynthia around with over and over and over again... What changed? Three seconds. 1-2-3... That's it. The first three seconds of every conversation decide your fate. Phone call.Texts, Emails, Dms, meetings. the FIRSR Three seconds. People decide whether you're a buyer...or whether you're just another tire-kicker looking for attention. Most investors sound like they're asking permission to exist. "Just checking in..." "Wondering if..." "Seeing if maybe..." No wonder sellers, agents, brokers and bankers treat them like furniture. The market responds to the signal you send. YOU teach people how to treat YOU. Every.Single.Time. The funny part? ya think you have a deal problem. You have a communication problem. The deal isn't dead. Your posture is. The seller call tonight isn't about real estate. It never is. It's about learning how to sound like the person who buys the building instead of the person who asks questions about the building. One gets respect. The other gets ignored. Buyer or bitch. Only you can decide how you sound. Everyone else will treat you accordingly. LIVE tonight at 8:30 PM NYC time www.SellerCalls.com P.S. The difference between Cynthia's first email to my call - is less than 12 seconds. The outcome was completely different. If that doesn't make you curious, nothing will. p.p.s... I opened up dates for CraftingCashflow.com as well (Early bird pricing ends in 6 days) 4 grueling days of mastering your tone ... 3 seconds at a time. - anyone and EVERYONE that got to 30 seconds thats ten 3 second chunks) - now makes 7 figures a month - A MONTH yes a F&*kin MONTH
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@Marco Kozlowski Coach “Marco, this hit hard. The biggest takeaway for me is that most people think they have a deal problem when they really have a communication problem. Same asset, same agent, same day—only the posture changed. As a buyer, certainty and tone create access to information long before underwriting ever starts. Great reminder that the first few seconds set the frame for everything that follows
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@Justin Friedle Justin, same here. I’d love to hear the before-and-after calls. The interesting part isn’t the property—it’s the shift in posture, tone, and certainty. A few seconds changed the entire response from the agent. That’s a skill worth studying because it applies to brokers, sellers, lenders, and investors alike.
3 Minutes? Changes the game - Tonight Seller Call @8:30PM EST
What can you actually get done in 3 minutes? Scroll. Snack. Pretend you’re working. That’s about it. Last week I ran a class on sounding like a buyer—not someone begging for a deal. 3-minute framework. 5 lines. 15 words. 4 questions. Simple right?!?. Everyone messed it up. Over talked. Ignored it. Added their “style.” Best part? “I’ve been in sales for years—this is easy.” One guy had 30+ years of experience… and sounded the worst. Couldn’t stop selling. That’s the problem. Someone even said, “I don’t think this works.” Then their phone rang. I picked up, followed the framework exactly—no freestyle—and in 3 minutes turned it into 20 properties… and millions in potential revenue. So it’s not the script. Most people just can’t follow directions for 180 seconds. Tonight at www.SellerCalls.com: The 3-minute call that shut the room up… and a second (~15 min) that turned into a $1M/year opportunity. You can keep doing it your way… Or see why that’s been costing you your entire future. 8:30 PM NYC time. Show up—or don’t. With people really hurting for cash in this climate. Deals are everywhere. How many 3 minute calls are you willing to do to never work again? You say one thing…. Do another. Let’s see if you really mean it
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@Kelly McKinnon Same here, Kelly. The simplicity is what caught my attention. Most of us try to add things when the real challenge is following the framework exactly. Looking forward to seeing it in action tonight. @Marco Kozlowski let’s do this
1 like • Jun 9
@Justin Friedle Justin, that’s a powerful observation. I think a lot of us battle that internal voice that wants to jump in, explain, or prove something. Sometimes the highest-level skill is staying disciplined long enough to let the framework do the work
MONEY IN.... WHAT?! 🤯 (Killer Seller Call)
You know you've been around me too long when someone brings a deal to the table and the asset is... 🏦 Apartments? Nope. 🏢 Office buildings? Nope. 🏨 Hotels? Nope. ⚰️ Cemetery plots. That's right. A real conversation about putting serious money into burial plots TONIGHT @ 8:30PM NYC time www.SellerCalls.com Back to this... Now before you giggle... Remember: The average person sees something weird and says: ❌ "NA - That won't work - let me stick to what I know." An Marco Student asks: ✅ "What am I missing?, What is the angle and HOW do we do this?!?!?" Tonight we're breaking down a real deal and exploring: • How to evaluate opportunities you've never seen before •]How to think when there's little comparable data • Why unusual assets can create unusual profits • The questions serious investors ask before writing a check Because sometimes the biggest opportunities show up wearing the strangest costumes. And yes... We'll be discussing the deal that's literally... TO DIE FOR. 😏 🕖 See you tonight LIVE @8:30PM NYC . www.SellerCalls.com 👇 Before the call... What's the weirdest asset you've ever heard someone make money with? 💰🔥
0 likes • Jun 2
@Justin Friedle Agreed. What makes it interesting from an investment standpoint is the recurring demand and understanding how the revenue model actually works. The lesson is bigger than cemeteries—it’s learning to evaluate opportunities others overlow Jai~
0 likes • Jun 2
Luxury estates, hotels, multifamily, RV parks, marinas, cemeteries—it all comes back to the same question: where is the cash flow and what problem am I solving? The more unusual the asset, the more important it becomes to think like an operator instead of a spectator. Looking forward to learning
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