EPISODE · Aug 13, 2026 · 6 MIN
Episode 164: Most Investors Say the Wrong Thing to Foreclosure Sellers
from Results Driven · host Tiffany and Josh High
Send us Fan MailIf you have ever called a homeowner in pre-foreclosure, you know the conversations can instantly turn angry, hostile, or completely delusional. In this solo episode, Josh High reveals the exact psychological timeline that every distressed seller goes through from deep denial to final acceptance and how you must adjust your communication style to match their mental state. Josh shares the specific, empathy-driven talk tracks his team uses to disarm angry sellers by positioning themselves as the good guys fighting against the big, bad bank. You will learn how to systematically walk sellers through their options, from loan modifications to pulling cash out of their equity, and what to say when their sheriff's auction is only days away. Listen and enjoy the show!You’ll Learn How To:Understand the emotional stages of pre-foreclosure sellers so you can communicate effectivelyDisarm hostile sellers by positioning yourself as an ally fighting against the bankUse specific talk tracks to walk sellers through their limited options without sounding pushyDelay a sheriff's auction legally to give yourself time to run title and secure payoffsFrame your offer as a solution to cash out their equity before the state takes itWhat You’ll Learn in This Episode: (1:27) The psychological pattern of denial, anger, and acceptance that every foreclosure seller experiences(2:18) Why waiting for a seller to reach the acceptance stage usually means facing a tight auction deadline(2:34) How Right of Redemption states like Ohio allow you to buy and save houses even after the auction(2:55) The exact opening script Josh uses to act as a friend instead of a predatory investor(3:33) The step-by-step framework to ask sellers if they have exhausted all bank reinstatement options(4:20) How to transition the conversation from saving the house to cashing out their remaining equity(4:37) The aggressive but helpful talk track Josh uses when a sheriff's auction is officially scheduled(5:09) Why offering to either "buy the house or help you sell it" removes the pressure and builds instant trustWho This Episode is For:Real estate investors and wholesalers struggling to convert pre-foreclosure leadsAcquisition managers who are tired of getting hung up on or yelled at by angry distressed sellersEntrepreneurs looking for proven, empathy-driven sales scripts to handle highly emotional property ownersWhy You Should Listen: Pre-foreclosure leads are some of the most lucrative deals in real estate, but they are also the most emotionally volatile. If you use standard cold calling scripts, you will fail. By listening to this episode, you will learn the exact psychology of a seller facing foreclosure and the specific, step-by-step talk tracks Josh High uses to disarm them, build trust, and ultimately provide a solution that saves their equity while securing a highly profitable deal for your business.Connect with the Results Driven Community:Join the free community by visiting TheResultsDrivenPodcast.comFollow Tiffany and Josh here:Tiffany Instagram: @tiffanyhighfficialJosh Instagram: @joshhighofficialWebsite: https://resultsdrivenrei.com/home/Get Tiffany’s free resource: www.rdebook.com “26 Costly Mistakes I Made While Building My Seven-Figure Real Estate Business”
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Send us Fan Mail If you have ever called a homeowner in pre-foreclosure, you know the conversations can instantly turn angry, hostile, or completely delusional. In this solo episode, Josh High reveals the exact psychological timeline that every distressed seller goes through from deep denial to final acceptance and how you must adjust your communication style to match their mental state. Josh shares the specific, empathy-driven talk tracks his team uses to disarm angry sellers by positioning ...
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