Notes & Instructions
Today’s strategy is to answer frequently asked questions your target audience might have about real estate. Record a short video explaining the question and answer or use a photo of yourself and write the question and answer in the caption. Be sure to share to your stories as well. Adjust hashtags to your topic.
Strategy Type
DIY
Strategy Day
Day 19
Notes & Instructions
Today’s strategy is to answer frequently asked questions your target audience might have about real estate. Record a short video explaining the question and answer or use a photo of yourself and write the question and answer in the caption. Be sure to share to your stories as well. Adjust hashtags to your topic.
Strategy Type
DIY
Strategy Day
Day 19
Recommended Caption (copy & paste)
[If you are using a photo write about the question and answer here. If you are using a video just place the question you will talk about.]
[Here are a few topics: “Should a seller get an inspection before listing the property?”, “How long will it take to sell my home?”, “Is there a reason my home’s assessed value differs compared to the market value?”, “Should I sell my current property before buying a new one?”, “How many houses should I view before purchasing one?”, “What happens if I decide to back out of buying a house?”, etc.]
Follow me for all things [CITY] & real estate 👍
Buy | Sell | Lease | Invest
📱 Your Number
✉ Your email address
🌐 Your Website
🏢 Your Brokerage
Recommended Hashtags
Example Post
What happens if I decide to back out of buying a house? You can back out of buying a house, with an important caveat: Depending on where you’re at in the process and what your contract says, you could end up losing money.
If you’re considering backing out of a home purchase, it’s important to consider the contingencies included in your offer, how much earnest money is at stake, and whether you’re under contract.
When can you back out without losing money:
✔️ Before your offer is accepted
✔️ Home inspection contingency – only if the home fails the inspection
✔️ Finance contingency – you were denied a loan and cannot get financing
✔️ Home sale contingency – your current home won’t sell in time
✔️ Title contingency – if an issue is discovered during a title search When backing out will cost you money Outside of any contingencies or other stipulations in the contract, once both parties have signed the purchase agreement, they’re legally bound to proceed with the home sale. For buyers, this means that you could lose your earnest money deposit if you walk away. On a $200,000 home, this could mean losing between $2,000 – $6,000.
Contact me if you have any questions about the home buying and selling journey.
Follow me for all things Houston & Real Estate 👍
Buy | Sell | Lease | Invest
📱 (555) 555-5555
✉ john@johndoe.com
🌐 johndoe.com
🏢 John Doe Realty
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Recommended Caption (copy & paste)
[If you are using a photo write about the question and answer here. If you are using a video just place the question you will talk about.]
[Here are a few topics: “Should a seller get an inspection before listing the property?”, “How long will it take to sell my home?”, “Is there a reason my home’s assessed value differs compared to the market value?”, “Should I sell my current property before buying a new one?”, “How many houses should I view before purchasing one?”, “What happens if I decide to back out of buying a house?”, etc.]
Follow me for all things [CITY] & real estate 👍
Buy | Sell | Lease | Invest
📱 – Your Number
✉ – Your email address
🌐 – Your Website
🏢 – Your Brokerage
Recommended Hashtags
Example Post
What happens if I decide to back out of buying a house? You can back out of buying a house, with an important caveat: Depending on where you’re at in the process and what your contract says, you could end up losing money.
If you’re considering backing out of a home purchase, it’s important to consider the contingencies included in your offer, how much earnest money is at stake, and whether you’re under contract.
When can you back out without losing money:
✔️ Before your offer is accepted
✔️ Home inspection contingency – only if the home fails the inspection
✔️ Finance contingency – you were denied a loan and cannot get financing
✔️ Home sale contingency – your current home won’t sell in time
✔️ Title contingency – if an issue is discovered during a title search When backing out will cost you money Outside of any contingencies or other stipulations in the contract, once both parties have signed the purchase agreement, they’re legally bound to proceed with the home sale. For buyers, this means that you could lose your earnest money deposit if you walk away. On a $200,000 home, this could mean losing between $2,000 – $6,000.
Contact me if you have any questions about the home buying and selling journey.
Follow me for all things Houston & Real Estate 👍
#realestate #realestatefaq #realestatefaqs #realestatequestions #realestatemyths #buyahome #homesforsale #homeinspections #sellingyourhome #realtor #realtors #realestate #houstonrealestate #houstonrealtor #houston #houstontxBuy | Sell | Lease | Invest
📱 – (555) 555-5555
✉ – john@johndoe.com
🌐 – johndoe.com
🏢 – John Doe Realty