Real estate professionals can — and should — help FSBOs and expireds make the best possible decisions about their real estate best interests. Coach Darryl Davis dives into the ins and outs of the laws surrounding the Do Not Call list.
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To call or not to call: What if FSBOs are on the Do Not Call list?
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