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. This would make a great TikTok or Reel. Be sure to share to your stories as well. Adjust hashtags to your topic.
Strategy Type
DIY
Strategy Day
Day 14
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. This would make a great TikTok or Reel. Be sure to share to your stories as well. Adjust hashtags to your topic.
Strategy Type
DIY
Strategy Day
Day 14
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 is a buyer’s market?
A buyer’s market is characterized by declining home prices and reduced demand. Several factors may affect long-term and short-term buyer demand, like Economic disruption – a big employer shuts down operations, laying off their workforce.
- Interest rates trending higher – the amount of money people can borrow to buy a home is reduced because the cost of money is higher, thus reducing the total number of potential buyers in the market. Home prices drop to meet the level of demand and buyers find better deals.
- Short-term drops in interest rates – can give borrowers a temporary edge with more purchasing power before home prices can react to the recent interest rate changes.
- High inventory – a new subdivision can create downward pressure on the prices of older homes nearby, particularly if they lack highly desirable features (modern appliances, etc.)
- Natural disasters – a recent earthquake or flooding can tank property values in the neighborhood where those disruptions occurred.
Follow me for everything 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 is a buyer’s market?
A buyer’s market is characterized by declining home prices and reduced demand. Several factors may affect long-term and short-term buyer demand, like Economic disruption – a big employer shuts down operations, laying off their workforce.
- Interest rates trending higher – the amount of money people can borrow to buy a home is reduced because the cost of money is higher, thus reducing the total number of potential buyers in the market. Home prices drop to meet the level of demand and buyers find better deals.
- Short-term drops in interest rates – can give borrowers a temporary edge with more purchasing power before home prices can react to the recent interest rate changes.
- High inventory – a new subdivision can create downward pressure on the prices of older homes nearby, particularly if they lack highly desirable features (modern appliances, etc.)
- Natural disasters – a recent earthquake or flooding can tank property values in the neighborhood where those disruptions occurred.
Follow me for everything Houston & real estate 👍
#questionsforrealtors #realestatefaqs #homebuyers #homesellers #houstonrealestate #houstonrealtor #buyersmarket #realtor #realestate #buyingahome #homebuying #homesforsale #houston #houstontx #texas #houstonrealtor #texasrealtor #houstonrealestate #houstonproperties #houstonhomes #livinginhoustonBuy | Sell | Lease | Invest
📱 – (555) 555-5555
✉ – john@johndoe.com
🌐 – johndoe.com
🏢 – John Doe Realty