What is y’all’s best strategy to building a cash buyers list?

Hey everyone! Day 5 is done 💪 Today was a slower one — lots of mom chores and precious family time with the kids, which I wouldn’t trade for anything. Still, I made sure to show up and move the business forward even if just a little. ✅ Reviewed the Purchase & Sale Agreement, Assignment of Contract, and Joint Venture agreements. I ran them through Grok to check compliance with Florida real estate laws. Found some missing verbiage, so I reached out to the community asking if any seasoned Florida wholesalers would be willing to share their reviewed/updated contracts. Still waiting to hear back — fingers crossed! ✅ While I was out, I made a point to network with a few Florida-based wholesalers. It felt great connecting and knowing we can support each other. ✅ A potential cash buyer finally replied to my text from Day 2! But when I asked for more contact info and if they’re comfortable with assignment fees, they went quiet. Still need to vet him properly 🤷🏻‍♀️ Slow days like this can feel frustrating, but I’m really proud I didn’t let the day go to waste. Progress is progress, even on busy mom days. Nothing’s going to stop us! 🔥 If you’re in the challenge, drop a 💪 or tell us how your Day 5 went. 🚨Any experienced Florida wholesalers here who’ve had their contracts reviewed for compliance? I’d love your input! @Zach Ginn from what I remember in your course, you are originally Florida-based. May I ask for your expertise on this? I would really appreciate any guidance you’re willing to share. No pressure at all — thank you so much either way! 😊 #30DayChallenge #StayAtHomeMom #MomOf2 #RealEstateWholesaling

Looking to expand my network. If you’re in this market drop a comment! Let’s connect and close some deals together 💪🏼

Made 100 calls tonight!! Had 11 Pick ups! 4 Wrong Numbers 4 Hang Ups. 2 Not interested. 1 wanting to sell NOW! Left 35 voicemails. Today was kinda frustrating to be real.. I was late to my phone appointment by 2min due to me loosing track of time helping a family member out.. and got forwarded to voicemail.. that's 2 phone appointments 2 days in a row! SMH. Kind got pissed at myself because of it. Best believe I stayed on top of things after that. Was starting to think this day wasn't going anywhere then one of the last calls of the night.. "all of a sudden" my dialer wasn't connecting to calls, and my computer started lagging. I called this one number back n forth 3 times and they kept saying they couldn't hear me. I almost didn't call back due to them getting frustrated because of it. I tried again and.. computer froze. Well..... I whipped out my phone on the Go high level app and made the call from there. Glad I did! Turns out they NEED to sell within the next month or 2 and I got here right before the realtor, so that's a plus too! Had a good conversation with an older lady and her husband, they were getting ready to be with some family so the conversation was rather short, but they asked I called back to talk more tomorrow. You better believe I'm having more than 2 notifications set up! haha 1 Appointment scheduled on the calendar! 1 New Lead Added to the pipeline!! YOU CAN'T STOP ME!!!! ITS TIME TO LEVEL UP!!!! LETTSSS GOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!

I wanted to prepare my contracts ahead of time and check if it’s compliant to Florida laws. For those who’ve been doing this for a while now, was it better for you to switch to a Florida BAR As-is Residential Contract? Or just edit the ones provided in the classroom? 📝I ran the contract provided in the classroom through Grok and it has given me points that needed to be included like •Disclosures (Radon, Flood, Seller’s property etc) •FinCen Reporting Language *I was planning to edit and finish this up and then run them through the title company I found. Zach/Rick mentioned it through Acquisition part of the course. Might be a dumb question, but is that how it goes? Should we ask the Title company if our contract is good? How do I go about asking the title company? What worked for you?