Notes & Instructions
Today’s strategy is to answer frequently asked questions your 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. You can even make a carousel post. This would make a great TikTok, Reel, or Short. Be sure to share to your stories as well.
Strategy Type
DIY
Strategy Day
Day 24
Notes & Instructions
Today’s strategy is to answer frequently asked questions your 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. You can even make a carousel post. This would make a great TikTok, Reel, or Short. Be sure to share to your stories as well.
Strategy Type
DIY
Strategy Day
Day 24
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 If You Want to Cancel a Home Purchase?
You can back out of buying a house, but here’s the scoop: it might come at a cost. Your situation and contract terms matter. Here’s when you can back out without losing money:
✔️ Before Offer Acceptance
✔️ Home Inspection Contingency (if the home doesn’t pass)
✔️ Finance Contingency (loan denial)
✔️ Home Sale Contingency (current home doesn’t sell in time)
✔️ Title Contingency (issues found during title search)
However, once both parties sign the purchase agreement, you’re legally bound. Buyers could lose their earnest money deposit, which, on a $200,000 home, can range from $2,000 to $6,000.
Questions about the home buying process? Reach out – I’m here to help! 🏠🔑
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 If You Want to Cancel a Home Purchase?
You can back out of buying a house, but here’s the scoop: it might come at a cost. Your situation and contract terms matter. Here’s when you can back out without losing money:
✔️ Before Offer Acceptance
✔️ Home Inspection Contingency (if the home doesn’t pass)
✔️ Finance Contingency (loan denial)
✔️ Home Sale Contingency (current home doesn’t sell in time)
✔️ Title Contingency (issues found during title search)
However, once both parties sign the purchase agreement, you’re legally bound. Buyers could lose their earnest money deposit, which, on a $200,000 home, can range from $2,000 to $6,000.
Questions about the home buying process? Reach out – I’m here to help! 🏠🔑
Follow me for all things Houston & Real Estate 👍
#realestate #realestatefaq #realestatefaqs #realestatequestions #realestatemyths #buyahome #homesforsale #homeinspections #sellingyourhome #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