Finding Sellers Flashcards

1
Q

Why should you keep in touch with your previous clients?

A

So you are on top of their mind for their next sale.

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How should you keep in touch with your former clients? Examples?

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  • Remember the anniversary of their house purchase and send a card.
  • Wish them a happy birthday.
  • Ask agency owner if you can have former clients lists of any agents who have left the business and nurture them as your leads.
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Why should you build relationships with tradespeople?

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  • They can be a great source of leads as they are likely to know about properties that will be on the market, earlier than an estate agent would.
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Which kinds of tradespeople should you develop relationships with? Why?

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  • Ethical tradespeople who have a good reputation.
  • You can then refer your clients to them for home improvements/repair.
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5
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How can you find ethical tradespeople?

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Your local area will likely have a scheme that recognises good tradespeople.

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How can an estate agent add value to a building company owner?

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By visiting building sites.

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7
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What is a remote owner?

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Out of town owners of rental properties.

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8
Q

Why are remote owners of rental properties often motivated sellers?

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Because managing a rental agreement from a distance can involve a lot of stress.

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How can you find remote owners of rental properties?

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  • Search public records to find the owners’ contact details.
  • Write a personal letter to them and indicate how much similar properties have sold in the area.
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What are the 2 usual issues with trying to sell a property without an agent?

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1.) Home isn’t priced correctly
2.) May struggle to find a buyer

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An estate agent should spot opportunities where sellers have been let down by…

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…other agents.

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12
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Who should an estate agent never criticise?

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Competitors.

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13
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When should an estate agent NEVER contact a seller?

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Before the seller’s listing expires.

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14
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Which 3 places can you advertise for specific properties if you have motivated buyers for those properties?

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1.) Local paper
2.) By letter
3.) Social media

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How can you develop relationships with farm owners? (3 ways)

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1.) By visiting them
2.) Organising events
3.) Phoning them

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16
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When shouldn’t you carry out ‘cold calling’? Why?

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  • When it’s too early/late in the day.
  • Because it can anger prospects.
17
Q

When cold calling, try different scripts and see…

A

…which one gets you the most leads.

18
Q

What is ‘focused farming’?

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When you create your first listing and use that property to ‘farm’ clients.

19
Q

How do you carry out ‘focused farming’?

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  • Print advertising materials
  • Erect a For Sale sign
  • Arrange an open house event
20
Q

When are people more likely to agree to be added to an email list/printed newsletter recipient list?

A

If they see value in the information you are selling them.

21
Q

Remember to try new methods and assess…

A

…how good they are for you.