Comments on: Episode 17 – Viewers Questions http://agents.matsteinwede.com/videos/episode-17-viewers-questions/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 09:41:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: sm http://agents.matsteinwede.com/videos/episode-17-viewers-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-374 sm Tue, 09 Mar 2010 06:12:50 +0000 http://agents.matsteinwede.com/?p=834#comment-374 Hello Mat Thank you so much for answering my questions! You have been great help. Will be in touch again soon. Hope you have a great day! sm Hello Mat

Thank you so much for answering my questions! You have been great help.

Will be in touch again soon. Hope you have a great day!

sm

]]> By: Mat http://agents.matsteinwede.com/videos/episode-17-viewers-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-372 Mat Thu, 04 Mar 2010 09:58:05 +0000 http://agents.matsteinwede.com/?p=834#comment-372 Hi Jason, I think it's a little more in depth than just a call and hopefully you will woo them enough that they will want to list with you. It's about building a relationship. What I mean by this is; just think of how you can help them. For instance, call them and say you have noticed their property on the market and you were wondering if you could keep them up to date with properties if they were looking to move within the area or even connect them with an agent if they are looking at moving out of the area. This is a good way just to get to know them and get a feel for what they want to do. Just focus on helping them achieve their goals and they will usually be more open. If they say "no that's fine we don't need help finding another property" just drop off a letter every week with some information they may find useful like results in the area, market commentary, numbers through your open homes etc etc. Remember it's first about building a relationship, then they are likely to listen to you more when you do get an opportunity to meet with them down the track and possibly talk about selling their property. The best way to build a relationship is through follow up. Hope that helps, Mat Hi Jason,
I think it’s a little more in depth than just a call and hopefully you will woo them enough that they will want to list with you.
It’s about building a relationship.
What I mean by this is; just think of how you can help them.
For instance, call them and say you have noticed their property on the market and you were wondering if you could keep them up to date with properties if they were looking to move within the area or even connect them with an agent if they are looking at moving out of the area.
This is a good way just to get to know them and get a feel for what they want to do. Just focus on helping them achieve their goals and they will usually be more open.
If they say “no that’s fine we don’t need help finding another property” just drop off a letter every week with some information they may find useful like results in the area, market commentary, numbers through your open homes etc etc. Remember it’s first about building a relationship, then they are likely to listen to you more when you do get an opportunity to meet with them down the track and possibly talk about selling their property.
The best way to build a relationship is through follow up.
Hope that helps,
Mat

]]> By: Jason Turner http://agents.matsteinwede.com/videos/episode-17-viewers-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-361 Jason Turner Thu, 04 Mar 2010 00:06:48 +0000 http://agents.matsteinwede.com/?p=834#comment-361 Hi Mat, Great content. I have a question for you if you would mind answering. I am new to the industry and my boss has asked me to track down expired listings and to call them to get them to list with me. I am not sure what to say to them that would convince them to go with me. Every time i get in contact with an expired listing, its usually that the property is overpriced but if you tell them, I'm sure they would just reduce the price with their current agent instead of giving me a chance. How do i persuade them that i am the better option or that i can actually get the job done better than their current agent? Hi Mat,

Great content. I have a question for you if you would mind answering.

I am new to the industry and my boss has asked me to track down expired listings and to call them to get them to list with me. I am not sure what to say to them that would convince them to go with me. Every time i get in contact with an expired listing, its usually that the property is overpriced but if you tell them, I’m sure they would just reduce the price with their current agent instead of giving me a chance.

How do i persuade them that i am the better option or that i can actually get the job done better than their current agent?

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