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Coquitlam real estate agent. Lightening fast sales at above market prices? My Coming Soon Listing program borrows what works withfro marketers like Apple's iPhone, concert promoters, and movie theaters Coming Soon. Mainstream The Huffington Post, Harvard Business Review, and Inman Real Estate News see this as a critical key to selling a home for the highest price. to give homeowners lightening fast sale and above market prices. I did it by borrowing from the success of Apple iPhone marketing. My "Coming Soon Listing" program can deliver 100's of potential buyers at your door on the official first day on the market.
It takes 20 to 60 days to attract 100's of buyers. We need the time to make your home more loveable than it already is. We do a room by room survey, an outside inspection, and then together we review our report. This will save you 1000's of dollars. When your house is ready we call our photographer to take photos and shoot a video inside and out.
About 95% of buyers start looking for a home online. Your homes preparation, photos, and videos are your homes ambassador to make a great first impression online. We build trust and curiosity by drip marketing videos, reports, documents, and an invitation to "Opening Night" to online buyers.
Before "Opening Night" we must remove the buyers fear and friction of buying your home. Typical buyers are afraid of paying too much or buying a house with costly repairs. We eliminate buyers fears with a certified home appraisal and professional property inspection to prove value and condition.
Buyers are emotional feeling excited like a Walmart shopper on Black Friday and fear loss of not getting your home before they walk through the door. On "Opening Night" we generate "social proof" with buyers seeing other buyers creating visible proof that your home is in demand.
Offers are presented the day after Opening Night.
It allows homes to be marketed without increasing the disheartening “days on market” score. When a home has racked up days on the market, buyers perceive that it must be overpriced, or is flawed.
It allows home sellers to test their price, with minimal risk. If buyers react negatively there’s is time to adjust the price before "Opening Night".