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How should I rate someone who wants to invest but lacks liquidity currently?

How should I think about rating someone saying they would like to invest but don't have the liquidity to invest now?
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That is a “no”, so put them on the newsletter and move on. This is a process of managing a funnel with a few hundred people on it. Any signal of a “no,” is a no.

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