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Wholesale Hotline, a real estate wholesaling show featuring Brent Daniels. Make short clips from approved YouTube videos and post them to a fresh Instagram theme page. Strong editors could be picked for long-term work.
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Brief B: solid, 3 red flags (no ad disclosure, no length and rules changed later), clip from the creator's channels. The brand shares two footage links and a brief document.
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3 podcasts, 2 hours of talk to cut into clips.
About 41 minutes a clip, finding and cutting.
THE SOURCES
In the first 15 minutes, Brent Daniels, host of the podcast, asks Esteban whether ChatGPT leads only go to big, well-reviewed businesses instead of newcomers. When Brent objects that he is a clueless real estate guy who cannot build a site with one or two hundred pages, Esteban tells him to start with five to ten city pages, each carrying a local promise readable in five seconds.
Esteban says to feed recorded seller stories and Google reviews into Claude to build the site's content, and Brent says transcribed seller conversations can keep each deal's story on a page forever.
Covers the first 15 of 36 minutes.
WHO
WHY WATCH
Esteban says local business searches through ChatGPT jumped from 6% in 2025 to 45% in 2026, and a client with only four Google reviews beat the iBuyers in ChatGPT's recommendation and closed a $35,000 deal.
In the first 15 minutes, Michael, a Nebraska cash buyer, tells Winc. Podcast host Brent Daniels that his team has closed 120 deals so far this year and expects to finish near 160.
He breaks down his $60,000 monthly marketing spend across TV, radio, PPC and direct mail, and says his reps qualify leads on motivation, timeline, condition and price before setting appointments within a 45-minute drive. Michael admits he blasted a ringless voicemail to 100,000 Las Vegas contacts and got a DNC lawsuit letter about 18 months later, and he refuses to make an offer when the seller's answer is anything other than yes. He adds that a single Las Vegas deal paid four people as it moved down a daisy chain of wholesalers.
Covers the first 15 of 40 minutes.
WHO
In the first 15 minutes, Ryan Zolan calls listing agents posing as a clueless employee and asks whether the listing is still for sale. Brent Daniels, host of the event, tells him to let the agent run the conversation and treat them as the expert, and says offers on listed properties should land near 78% of the list price.
Zolan says an agent who set the price has to defend it while a seller-set price welcomes offers, and recalls an agent who called his offer the worst he had ever seen emailing two weeks later that the seller was reconsidering.
Covers the first 15 of 23 minutes.
WHO
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Zolan gives a hard number for MLS offers, 78% of the list price rather than the fixed-up value, and the agent who called his offer the worst he had ever seen comes back two weeks later saying the seller is reconsidering.
Brent Daniels turns on Property Leads, Lead Zolo and PPC and starts calling property owners live across the country. Daniels, host of the session, recalls over $1,000,000 in debt, two repossessed cars and five foreclosures before wholesaling changed everything, and says he has closed over $305,000 this month in October.
He then phones Eric in Chicago, who owes 233 on his 2-flat, says it went into foreclosure and that a judge postponed the auction while he seeks a 60-day extension, and Daniels pitches buying the property cash and as is with no realtor costs.
Covers the first 15 of 95 minutes.
WHO
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A live seller call with a Chicago owner whose building carries 233 in debt and is days from a foreclosure auction.
Brent Daniels, host with Joe Homebuyer, opens his live show, shows lead prices falling from $450 a lead in 2024 to $150 now, and lays out two ways to land a deal in 30 days: making MLS offers or buying $75 metro leads. In the first 15 minutes, he argues the price crash means other investors have quit the business, then calls Laura about her property on 19th St in Port Arthur, Texas.
Laura says the house sits on two commercially zoned lots and a storm collapsed the washroom ceiling, and adds that the gas company pulled the whole line after a leak, so the home now runs all electric. She holds her bottom line at no less than $45,000 and disputes Brent's estimate that the house needs about $60,000 in repairs.
Covers the first 15 of 93 minutes.
WHO
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A live cold call to a real seller runs from the first hello to Laura naming her $45,000 bottom line, while Brent uses the lead price crash to argue other investors have quit.
In the first 15 minutes, Brent Daniels runs through seven steps for sounding confident on the phone, standing up and smiling as he dials motivated-seller leads. He reaches Deanna about her Denison, Texas house, and she says she bought it sight unseen for $230,000 and is already $50,000 underwater on it.
Daniels pitches buying subject to her loan with cash, and Deanna asks for $150,000 in equity, then says she would take $140,000.
Covers the first 15 of 97 minutes.
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A live subject-to negotiation unfolds on the call: Daniels offers to take over her loan with cash, and Deanna names $150,000 in equity, then drops to $140,000.
In the first 15 minutes, Brent Daniels lays out the five objections sellers throw at wholesalers, from a too-low price to needing time to think. He tells wholesalers to ask sellers what research they have done on their property's value and to ask straight out whether another offer is on the table.
Daniels says half of the offers he negotiates face competing bids and he wins about half of those, and argues an attorney review is a smokescreen since only about one in ten owners really has one. He advises sending a blank purchase agreement to the seller's attorney, agent or family member and answers the fix-it-yourself objection by asking whether the seller has a contractor and renovation money set aside.
Covers the first 15 of 18 minutes.
WHO
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Daniels fills in the blank purchase agreement only at decision time and argues that with 50 to 70 percent of deals falling out, a rejected offer can still win as the backup bid.
He argues that better leadership cannot repair a broken marketing engine, and that most people never diagnose the real problem because they go off gut with no KPIs behind the decision. He replays a Steve Kerr timeout, where the Golden State Warriors head coach pushes turnovers, paint points and rebounds instead of the championship, and argues that acting like someone with 12% body fat beats waiting until the goal is reached.
He tells a leader to send a team member back to their desk to bring three solutions and choose one, then walks through the GWC questions and asks to see the team member's calendar when capacity is missing.
WHO
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Hoffine warns that an owner who fights every fire is not building a business but a well-paid prison that costs time, and hands over the GWC script with a calendar check for missing capacity.
In the first 15 minutes, Brent Daniels opens his live wholesaling show and says he spends about $40,000 a month on pay-per-click leads from property leads, Lead Zolo and Google ads. Daniels tells a viewer that driving for dollars builds a customized list of properties he knows are destroyed, unlike probate and vacant lists, and says texts to seller leads usually get an 80 to 90% response rate.
He says his pay-per-click costs dropped from about $350 to about $275 and pitches transactional funding that he says covers the whole purchase and closing costs, noting Carly has closed 600 deals with double closings.
Covers the first 15 of 93 minutes.
WHO
WHY WATCH
Daniels cold-calls live seller leads on air and leaves the voicemails where viewers can hear them.
In the first 15 minutes, Brent Daniels, host of the stream, takes a live transferred seller call from Judy, 76, and opens around $100,000 to $120,000 for her Arizona unit. Judy, who lives on a limited income, holds firm at a minimum of $160,000, says she pays for nothing herself, and warns she will hang up immediately if Joshua calls her with a $140,000 offer.
Judy calls the neighbor's whole lot rock and says she would not give 5 bucks for it. Daniels pulls up his lead dashboard and says inbound seller leads now run $125 each, down from $250 six months earlier.
Covers the first 15 of 100 minutes.
WHO
WHY WATCH
Judy, 76, pushes back hard, shuts down the pitch to help out a realtor, and warns she will hang up on any $140,000 offer, while Daniels shows on screen that a live inbound seller lead costs $125.
Esteban shows Brent Daniels how to pull motivated seller leads out of ChatGPT
Nebraska cash buyer Michael details $60,000-a-month ads and a DNC letter from a voicemail blast
Ryan Zolan pitches MLS wholesaling at Brent Daniels' Phoenix event, sending 78% offers
Brent Daniels calls live property leads and phones Eric, a Chicago owner whose 2-flat is in foreclosure
Brent Daniels cold-calls seller Laura on her Port Arthur house as lead prices crash to $150
Brent Daniels coaches phone confidence and cold-calls Deanna on her underwater Texas house
Brent Daniels coaches wholesalers through five seller objections and what to say back
Cody Hoffine walks wholesalers through a four-pillar audit of their business
Brent Daniels cold-calls seller leads live on air and coaches viewers on his $40,000 ad spend
Brent Daniels takes a live seller call from 76-year-old Judy, who holds out for at least $160,000
EVERY CUT
Brand footage1h 33mHORIZONTAL
Seller Reveals Gas Leak Killed Grass
Lead Prices Crashed From $450 To $150
Seller Pushes Back On Repair Estimate
Brand footage18:01HORIZONTAL
Top Five Wholesaling Challenges Intro
Beating A Higher Competing Offer
Attorney Review Is A Smokescreen
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Brent's Debt to $305K Month
Seller Owes 233 in Foreclosure
Wants 325, Owes 233, Rejected 258
Brand footage1h 33mHORIZONTAL
Throw Curious Sellers In The Trash
More Money Than There Are Deals
Driving For Dollars vs Lists
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Four Reviews Beats the Big Dogs
Why Nobody Has a Cash Buyer
The Five Second Local Promise
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Ringless Voicemail Lawsuit Story
Stop Wholesaling Rural Deals
If It's Not A Yes, No Offer
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