The new agent routinely looks for the solution to providing the right answers to their clients’ concerns.
The questions they ask, the fears they present, the roadblocks they create and the challenge of their misunderstandings, all can get in the way of moving closer to the real estate transaction.
In addition, great experience in converting ‘the interested’ into ‘the closed’ still won’t make you bullet proof to misinterpreting or mishandling a clients objections, here and again.
Listen to every question asked, chances are they’re being asked online as well.
Each opportunity to overcome these challenges will be as much a learning experience for the agent as they are for the client.
Each successfully handled hurdle needs to be documented for the next opportunity, preemptively preparing and incubating your audience.
Below are some examples* of common real estate and mortgage ‘hurdles’ and potential headlines for articles to preemptively squash them.
Headline:
How To Know When You Are Ready To Seriously Consider Making Your Move
Headline:
The 4 Crucial Reasons You Don’t Want To Wait On Interest Rates
Headline:
Why “Just Looking” Can Cost You Your Dream Home.
Headline:
Exactly Why The Real Estate Transaction Process Is Easier Than Getting A Tattoo.
Headline:
5 Simple Solutions To Getting Organized For A Real Estate Loan
Headline:
10 things That Other Real Estate Agent Doesn’t Want You To Know About Me.
Headline:
4 Types Of Buyers And Why FSBO’s Can’t Get Them (Thanks Jonathan)
Headline:
Discount Real Estate Comes At A Price Some Aren’t Willing To Pay.
Headline:
The Absolute Truth About Closing Costs, And Why You Can Afford Them.
* Please be aware that I am not a Realtor, and that these are mostly mock titles intended to accent my point. Handling the objection before it has a chance to rear its ugly head is the objective. Your readers will relate and trust that you understand their concerns and needs, bringing them closer to working with you.