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Expired, FSBO’s and Other Dirty Words ™

Expired, FSBO’s and Other Dirty Words ™. Frank Mears ABR, ABRM, CDPE, CNE, CRB, CSP, GRI, SFR,SRS, SRES. Expired Listings. Why does a listing expire? a. Condition ? b. Location ? c. Marketing ? d. Price ?. The Agent!!!!!.

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Expired, FSBO’s and Other Dirty Words ™

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  1. Expired, FSBO’s and Other Dirty Words ™ Frank Mears ABR, ABRM, CDPE, CNE, CRB, CSP, GRI, SFR,SRS, SRES

  2. Expired Listings • Why does a listing expire? a. Condition ? b. Location ? c. Marketing ? d. Price ?

  3. The Agent!!!!! 2. Why does the owner think it expired?

  4. 3. Before you contact the seller, find out if it was your companies listing. If so, check with the listing agent to see if they have re-listed it or if they plan on re-listing it.

  5. The Expired Listing Approach • Do they still want to sell. • Understand they may be upset. • Try to renew their motivation to sell. • Get them to want you to come over.

  6. Expired Dialogue Hello, Is this____________? This is____________with_______. Is your house still available for sale? Our MLS indicates that your house is no longer on the market. Do you still want to sell? (tell me what happened) If you don’t mind me asking:

  7. I’m looking at the MLS information and I really can’t see why it didn’t sell. Did they advertise it? Hold it open? Do a Broker Preview? Do a Sales Assurance Checklist? The sales assurance checklist is something I do that almost guarantees a property will sell. I’ll be glad to share that with you. Would today or tomorrow be better? Great I’ll see you at________.

  8. The Sales Assurance Check list • Priced at Market or below. • Full Term (Avg. MLS day on Market). • Available for showing. • For Sale Sign. • Sell contributions. • Repairs made. • Possession at closing. • Home protection plan. • Extras included. • Odd sale price. • Higher commission.

  9. Why were you selling? • How long was your Home on the market? • Were you satisfied with your previous agent? Why? Why not? • How many times was your home shown? • Did you receive in offers in writing? • How often did your previous agent contact you? • Why do you feel your home didn’t sell. • If you chose another agent what would be the most important service you would want from them?

  10. For Sale By Owner • Why would someone be a FSBO • a. Previous bad experience with an agent. • Expired Listing. • b. Thinks its easy. • 1. Doesn’t see the value. • 2. Trying to save money

  11. Over 90% Will List. But will it be with you?

  12. The FSBO Approach • Your first contact a. Be honest with them 1.Identify yourself as an agent 2. Never pretend to have a buyer b. Impress them 1. Look professional 2. Know the market

  13. c. Ask a lot of questions 1. Knowledge is power 2. Find a problem d. Let them know you understand They are just like us. e. FSBO Survival / First Aid Kit

  14. Dialogue for Unrepresented Sellers • Are you the owner of the house advertised for sale by owner? • My name is ___________and I’m with XYZ Realty. • I’d like to make arrangements to view your house • I know you are trying to sell it without representation and I’m not here to try to list it. Your house is in an area that I work and I pride myself on knowing everything that is for sale.

  15. If you don’t mind me asking, why are you trying to sell without being represented? • If I had a buyer would you be willing to pay me fee? • I would like to take a look and I will be happy to share some information with you that you may need in marketing your house.

  16. Getting The Presentation Appointment 1. Develop a rapport. 2. Re visit them often to see how they are doing. a. When b. How Often 3. Go over their results with them. 4. Know when they are ready. 5. Set the appointment

  17. Handle the FSBO Objections • Cushion it • Probe • Commit on it • Prove your point • Tie it down

  18. The Common Objections • We don’t want to pay a commission. • We’re getting a lot of calls. • We’re going to use a discount / flat fee broker. • We have a friend in the business.

  19. Sell your value…Its more than putting it in MLS… • Show the long list of all that’s involved in marketing a property. • Illustrate how the pros can expose the property to the widest pool of buyers in the shortest period of time. • Promote yourself, experience and designations and your success record in the neighborhood.

  20. Remind FSBO’s of the NAR stats: Over 90% will eventually list. 95 % of buyers don’t buy the house they call about. 70 % of buyers have frozen equity in their house.

  21. Conclusion Real Estate is an inventory based business. Listings make the phone ring. They attract buyers either directly to you or through another agent. Expired listings wanted to sell at one time. Re-motivate them. For Sale By Owners are crying out for help. Make them aware.

  22. Organized real estate has been around for over 100 years. The National Association of Realtors since 1908. Nothing last that long if it doesn’t have value. Its up to you to demonstrate that value to the consumer. You have to believe that we do offer a valuable service to the consumer; something they can’t do as efficiently and effectively. You also must believe in your self and your profession if you expect them to believe in you.

  23. You can be objective about their house. • You can make sure the buyer is qualified and help them obtain financing. • You are a trained negotiator. • You can get the transaction closed. • You do this full time.

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