Good news! You now have a friend in real estate – someone you can call with questions who won’t begin bombarding you with marketing messages.Īs a member of the (name) Multiple Listing Service, I now have access to information about homes for sale and sold, average prices, and market trends in (name the area your MLS covers). So whether you’re curious about the selling price of a home down the street or simply wonder if prices are up or down in your neighborhood, just get in touch.
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Still not sure how to write it? Here’s a sample:ĭear (friend, client from a former business, former boss, etc.)
Let them know that this is good news for them as well as for you.Īs with all real estate letters, do NOT begin your message with the word “I.” Instead, make it about the reader. In addition, it might backfire and cause them to never call on you. In my opinion, calling or writing to say you’re now an agent and you want their business is a bit tacky, not to mention pushy.
The writer recommended saying "I'm an agent now and I need your help." The next question – what do you say to them?Ī few days ago I followed a search link and saw some advice that I thought was terrible. That includes family, friends, business acquaintances, people you know from meetings you attend, fellow volunteers, your spouse’s friends, your parents’ friends, your hairdresser, your mechanic, your dog groomer, and of course past clients from some other career. Your first thought might be “My sphere of influence? I don’t have any influence!” I know that’s what I thought the first time I heard it.Īll it means is the people who know and like you. If you’re a new real estate agent, your broker or manager has probably told you to contact your sphere of influence and let them know that you’re now an agent.
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