First wholesale deal from Facebook ads you own

Sound familiar?

What's Been in the Way of the First Deal?

If you haven't closed yet, it's usually one of these. Same hole in all of them: sellers aren't coming to you, and cash buyers are a tiny pond.

You're cold calling or driving for dollars. Hundreds of nos. Nobody asked you to call. After work, that grind dies fast.
You think you need a buyers list first. Then you're stuck selling only the ugly houses cash investors want — and fighting over a $5k fee.
You've been in YouTube land. Courses, scripts, another guru. Still haven't talked to a seller who raised their hand.
You tried ads once and it got messy. Or you never started because Facebook feels like a marketing degree.
You've got a job. You don't have eight hours a day to dial. You need inbound, not another side hustle that eats nights.

Sellers come to you. You can sell the house without a cash buyer.

Facebook ads you own for inbound. Novation / MLS for the exit. That's the first-deal path.

What you get

A Machine You Own. Sellers That Are Yours Alone.

This is the tap. Meta is how. If you want to pay less, tell us which of these you will do yourself.

Exclusive. Not shopped to 15 other investors.
High-intent. They asked for an offer on the property.
Phone-verified. They pick up. SMS / 2FA on the number.
Not listed. Off-market. Not already on the MLS.
Not $100–$300. Usually under $50. We quote your counties before you pay.

Facebook ads you own

The pixel, the audience, the creative, the data stay yours when we step off. An agency tap dies when the invoice dies. This one does not.

You pick how it gets running

You’re at the wheel — creative library, live coaching, we jump in when you’re stuck. Or we sit in it with you until it’s running, then we step off. How hands-on is the call. Either way the ads stay yours.

This tap

Usually under $50

Wider markets often $20–$35. Some counties ~$50. We quote yours before you pay.

Rented / agency

$100 to $300

County PPL and the shops that resell the same name.

You close. The machine finds them. The ads stay yours.

Junk filtered before the CRM (listed, non-owner, wrong property type)
Six seller-situation campaigns, not one We Buy Houses ad
Original creative rotation (not stock, not the same ad for 90 days)
Landing page + lead form + CRM that does not drop them
Pixel on real seller events, so Meta gets smarter
Retargeting of CRM ghosts and site visitors
Real humans on your campaigns with live coaching every week, until it runs
Weekly seller grade from you, we adjust
The ads are yours. Pixel, audience, tap. Forever.

These are their ads, not mine

Live campaigns, not old screenshots. The tap transfers. Results vary by market, budget and follow-up.

Client campaign across 95 cities — **95 high-value cities: $14 to $29 per lead.** Strategic city-level targeting. Not one saturated county.

Client campaign in Florida — **Single state, Florida: $22 per lead.** The same lead runs $150+ through a pay-per-lead vendor. And that one is shared.

Client campaign nationwide — **Nationwide campaign: $14 to $16 per lead.** Agencies charge $75 to $125 per lead on the same platform and audience.

Client account high volume inbound — **One account, 8 campaigns, 7 days: 61 leads at $22.90 each.** $1,397 total spend. Their ads. Their data.

Get Started Now Short form. Then pick a time. We'll tell you if it's a fit.

Real Results

People running this. Named. Numbered.

Unscripted. We haven't paid any of them. Go message them.

Cee Kay: Found Cris on YouTube. Has done 5 deals with 2 more closing. The first one alone: over $48,000.

Effan: Traded the cold-call grind for inbound Facebook ads. "$66,000 in revenue last month."

Jonathan: ~50 Facebook sellers. One assignment, $30,000.

Ace: Had it up in a couple of days. Inbound started coming.

Lorenzo: Paid ads in the account, not a stack of lessons. He stays on it. Inbound, not theory.

Luca: Closed the deal. We were in the account with him, including after hours, until it ran.

Allister: Facebook inbound with the team on the account. Not a portal he got left in.

Matt Dupre: Long-time operator. Pointed the same tap past his local market and kept running it.

More wins from the community

Real deals, real checks, real screenshots from inside the group.

Sophia. $18,972 assignment in West Virginia. Started as a novation.

Who's behind this

Cris Chico

I invented and coined the term virtual wholesaling in 2008, I've taught over 10,000 investors, and I still run my own motivated seller campaigns every week. Inbound Facebook ads you own. Wholesale and novation. Built for getting the first deal without a buyers list.

Is this for you?

This is for people who have not closed a wholesale deal yet — or you're just getting started — and you want sellers coming to you instead of you chasing them. You can work a job while you build it. When a seller hits, you pick up the phone.

A quick note on local: you can point the ads at your backyard. The volume shows up when you're open to going wider too. Novation is how a house in a town you've never been to still closes.

If you're already doing deals and you want the operator install, that's a different door: apply.crischico.com. We'll tell you straight which one you are.

Motivated sellers calling you — from Facebook ads you own.