Anonymous
02/27/2013 23:01
Subject: Letters to homeowners?
I am a real estate attorney. I have seen dozens of settlements where the buyer found the house this way.
If the seller was about to call an agent in the very near fiture they can save 6% doing it this way.
If the seller was about to call an agent in the very near fiture they can save 6% doing it this way.
Anonymous
02/27/2013 22:17
Subject: Letters to homeowners?
this just worked for my friend's next door neighbor. They got form letters saying a buyer was interested in a property in that neighborhood, and was looking for a seller. The neighbor had been thinking about listing, and went ahead a arranged a showing. Buyer made an offer, they accepted.
It does work, even if people do think it is tacky. I don't know if I would write the letters myself at that stage - I would think a personal story letter might work better in the contract stage.
So, yes, if you like a neighborhood and are hoping someone might list, this is worth a shot.
It does work, even if people do think it is tacky. I don't know if I would write the letters myself at that stage - I would think a personal story letter might work better in the contract stage.
So, yes, if you like a neighborhood and are hoping someone might list, this is worth a shot.
Anonymous
02/27/2013 22:08
Subject: Re:Letters to homeowners?
Everyone in a desirable neighborhood gets these. But, you never know...
Anonymous
02/27/2013 20:00
Subject: Letters to homeowners?
The best ones are the sob stories to the elderly home owner and after closing the house gets torn down
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323482504578227703128967098.html?mod=WSJ_hpp_MIDDLE_Video_Third
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323482504578227703128967098.html?mod=WSJ_hpp_MIDDLE_Video_Third