

A lead is a property owner who watches your ad, decides to click the link, and fills out the form. They want your help; they want a cash offer. They are rasing there hand and saying call me, give me an offer

Why Facebook?
Most sellers who sell at a discount are between 40–90 years old and they aren’t on Instagram or TikTok. They’re on Facebook. This makes Facebook the best platform to place ads and reach motivated property owners.





In this course, we teach you how to run ads the right way by first showing you how to build a high-converting, authority website designed to attract motivated sellers and generate more form submissions.
Unlike basic lead forms, sending traffic to your own website helps you build brand awareness, collect valuable data, improve SEO, and create long-term business growth.
In this course, you’ll learn how to create an authority website that builds trust and makes sellers feel confident enough to fill the form.
You will also learn how to run Facebook ads to drive traffic directly to your website. The more traffic, engagement, and submissions your website gets, the more Google sees your site as a trusted source in your niche, leading to FREE leads over time, brand awareness and SEO boosts!


Big changes are coming for real estate investors in January 2026, especially regarding 1-to-1 consent for contacting seller leads. If you're relying on pay-per-lead platforms, you could face heavy regulations, fines, or compliance issues.
Let us handle your Facebook ads so we can generate your own exclusive leads and avoid the 2026 TCA regulations while preventing lead drought in your business.
Disclaimer:
REIResponse is not a TCPA lawyer. Please consult a legal professional to stay updated on compliance.
As of March 23, 2025, the FCC has delayed the 1-to-1 consent rule, which was originally set to take effect on January 27, 2025. The regulation is now on hold until at least January 26, 2026, unless a court ruling changes the timeline https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-postpones-effective-date-one-one-consent-rule?utm_source










