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Dealing with the passing of a loved one, especially a mother or father—is a long-term process.

It's made even more complicated when it also involves the sale of the “family home.”

Whether the loved one’s passing is expected or not, grieving while also trying to handle a major business transaction is incredibly stressful.

My name is [Enter Name] and I am a local real estate agent here in [Enter City].

I specialize in getting homes sold quickly with as little stress as possible.

Inside my book [Insert Inherited Book Title] I share tips and guidelines for navigating the sale of an inherited home.

If you've recently inherited a home and are looking for guidance to get it sold, click the link in my bio to claim a copy of my book [Insert Inherited Book Title].

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Dealing with the passing of a loved one, especially a mother or father—is a long-term process.

It's made even more complicated when it also involves the sale of the “family home.”

Whether the loved one’s passing is expected or not, grieving while also trying to handle a major business transaction is incredibly stressful.

Over the course of my career I've acquired the skills to get homes sold with as little stress as possible and have recently put them all in my book [Insert Inherited Book Title].

If you've recently inherited a home and looking to sell, click the link in my bio to receive a free copy now.

As the saying goes, "Knowledge is Power" and in most cases inheriting a home is unexpected.

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Hey, it’s [Insert Name], your [Insert City] Real Estate Agent here.

Have you or someone you know ever needed to pull a home listing down because it wasn’t selling?

Well, if you have I’m here to tell you it most likely wasn’t the listing price that caused this.

It was most likely the first impression your listing was giving off.

You see, if your listing doesn’t immediately catch the eye of a buyer they can instantly swipe to the next.

I specialize in selling homes others failed to sell and I’m sharing all of my tips in my book [Insert Expired Book Title].

Chapter nine is all about grabbing the buyer's attention.

When people visit a real estate website, it takes them just a split second to decide whether they’re interested in a property.

That’s because they see a picture of it.

By providing bright, professional photographs of your listing you are exponentially more likely to gain interest.

Focus on what makes your listing unique, not just in the photographs but in the written description as well.

The idea is to get people interested enough to do an in-person showing.

Now, these are just a couple of my tips for selling the unsellable home and you can see the rest in my book.

Click the link in the bio to claim your copy now!

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Ever need to pull a home listing down because it wasn’t selling?

Well, if you have I’m here to tell you it most likely wasn’t the listing price that caused this.

It was most likely the first impression your listing was giving off.

You see, if your listing doesn’t immediately catch the eye of a buyer they can instantly swipe to the next.

When people visit a real estate website, it takes them just a split second to decide whether they’re interested in a property.

That’s because they see a picture of it.

By providing bright, professional photographs of your listing you are exponentially more likely to gain interest.

Focus on what makes your listing unique, not just in the photographs but in the written description as well.

The idea is to get people interested enough to do an in-person showing.

I’m sharing my secrets for selling unsellable homes in my book [Insert Expired Title Here].

Click the link in the bio to claim your copy now!

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• #homeselling

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Let's face it, while exciting, moving is no picnic.

But, there are a few organizational things you can do to make it go more smoothly.

Here’s what I recommend:

First, create and print out a moving checklist. 

This will ensure nothing is forgotten.

Next, make a “Moving” binder or folder. 

It should include all your contracts, checklists, receipts, and phone numbers for utilities … 

Really, everything you need for your move is at your fingertips.

Color-Code and Label Boxes. 

Have an easy visual cue for which box comes from each room.

This will make the unpacking process so much easier.

Speaking of packing, pack one room at a time, starting with the closet and moving to the door.

Keep a list of what’s in every box. 

It’s an extra step, but you will thank yourself when you unpack.

And one last pro tip, tie off cords.

Don’t punish yourself with a tangle of electrical cords when you unpack.

These are just a few things you can do to make moving into your next home more enjoyable.

If you’re in the market to buy or preparing for your next move, be sure to get a copy of my home buyers guide.

Click the link in the bio to get your copy now.

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Moving is supposed to be one of the most exciting times of your life, but we all know it can be overwhelming.

By spending a little extra time getting preparing, your move can much more enjoyable.

Here are a few things I recommend to all of my clients:

Create and print out a moving checklist. This will ensure nothing is forgotten.

Make a “Moving” binder or folder. It should include all your contracts, checklists, receipts, and phone numbers for utilities… Really everything you need for your move at your fingertips.

Color-Code and Label Boxes. Have an easy visual cue for which box comes from each room. This will make the unpacking process so much easier.

Pack one room at a time, starting with the closet and moving to the door.

Keep a list of what’s in every box.  It’s an extra step, but you will thank yourself when you unpack.

Tie-off cords. Don’t punish yourself with a tangle of electrical cords when you unpack.

These are just a few tips I’m sharing inside my Home Buyer Guide.

Click the link in my bio to get your copy now.

Whether you’re still in the market to purchase your next home or are preparing for the move, you’ll find tips to make the process a smooth one.

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• #Moving101
• #homepackingtips

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Have you ever heard of the 80/20 Rule?

Well, the concept basically boils down to 80% of a business's sales come from 20% of its products.

That same principle can be applied to selling your home and I break it all down in Chapter 3 of my book [Insert SellerBook Title]

Understanding the 80/20 rule concept can save you time in selling your home.

Rather than trying to sell people on the entire home, you can highlight the 20% of the features that make it special.

In today’s high-paced world, you have to create the type of first impression with your listing that is going to cause people to actually stop and take notice.

So, when you’re thinking about how to describe your home focus on what makes it unique from your neighbors.

Do you back up to a preserve? Have a pool or finished basement?

These are the type of things that will stand out and set your listing apart.

If you want more of my top home-selling tips, click the link in my bio to get a free copy of my book [Insert Seller Book Title]

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Ever heard of the 80/20 rule?

It dates back to 1897, when Vilfredo Pareto, an Italian economist, found that 20% of pea pods in his garden produced 80% of the peas.

Since then, the principle has been applied to the business world, stating that 80% of sales come from 20% of a business's products.

Understanding the 80/20 rule concept can save you time in selling your home.

Applying the rule, you can highlight the 20% of your home’s features that make it special.

In today’s high-paced world, you have to create the type of first impression with your listing that is going to cause people to actually stop and take notice.

So, when you’re thinking about how to describe your home focus on what makes it unique from your neighbors.

Do you back up to a preserve? Have a pool or finished basement? Focus on these things!

Inside my book [Insert Seller Book Title] I go into more detail about how the 80/20 applies to selling your home for top dollar.

Click the link in the bio to get your copy now!

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Post a list of your top Halloween activities. Don't forget to tag the event if they have their own social media pages. At the end of your post, ask your followers to add any of their favorite events in the comments.

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If you are sharing a list of area Halloween events, record a quick video listing some of your favorites and ask followers to send you some of theirs to add to the list.

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Home-hunting for the first-timer is exciting, exhausting, and anxiety-provoking… all at the same time.

Unfortunately, many people make mistakes that prevent them from reaching their goal of home ownership.

Over the years, the most common mistakes I’ve found first-timers make are:

• Not Knowing Your Budget
• Not Getting Pre-Approved For A Home Loan
• Disregarding Hidden Costs
• Not Knowing Your Credit Score
• Disregarding Local Market Trends
• Passing On A Professional Home Inspection
• Compromising On Your Needs
• Relying On Online Services Online
• Not Being Represented By A Licensed Agent

Inside my book [Insert First Time Home Buyer Book Title] I share all of my top tips for making your first home purchase a smooth one.

Click the link in the bio to get a copy now and avoid these mistakes!

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Buyers decide in the first eight seconds of touring a home whether they are interested in it. That is why it is so important to make a great first impression

You can hire someone to do much of the hard work, but some things you can handle yourself.

Here are 5 things you should do before putting your house on the market:

Declutter

As a standard, go through your home and get rid of 50% of your belongings. Highly personalized items, photographs, out-of-season clothes, random junk and excessive furniture need to go.

Hardcore Cleaning

Now that the clutter is gone, move on to hardcore cleaning. Be meticulous. Tidy each room from top to bottom.

Painting

Fresh paint provides a clean canvas. Through your efforts with painting, you are delivering your potential buyers a clean, primed canvas, where they can imagine their family in your home.

Focus on the high-impact areas

Buyers are most turned off by dirty, grungy bathrooms and kitchens.

Updating Hardware

Take a nice, long look at your bathroom and kitchen hardware. You will likely notice it looks well used. Replacing or simply re-painting instantly rejuvenate these spaces.

By focusing on these 5 things, buyers will more easily be able to picture their own lives in your home.

Inside my book [Insert FSBO Book Title Here] I’m sharing my home-selling secrets.

Click the link in the bio to claim your copy now!

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The mortgage loan process can be intimidating. There are many moving parts, and you’re borrowing a large sum of money.

The best way to avoid mistakes or time-wasting holdups is to be prepared before you even apply.

The pre-approval process requires a lot of documentation and is something that you can easily prepare for.

Use this checklist to have everything ready to go:

• Your ID — driver’s license, passport, etc.
• Your two most recent pay stubs.
• Your last two completed tax returns.
• A personal financial statement — a statement of all your assets and liabilities, income and recurring expenses.
• All recent bank account and investment account statements.
• Title to any assets.

By having these documents on hand, you are setting yourself up for a smooth approval process.

You can see more of my tips for securing a home loan in my 3-Part Loan Approval Guide.

Click the link in the bio to claim your copy now.

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