Real Estate Flyer: 5 Elements (Refresher) Welcome Fake Real Estate

12345 PicturesSpecsContact InfoPriceAddress Overview When starting a new sale you should create and distribute real estate flyers which provide pertinent sales information to potential clients in one document. Here at Fake Real Estate, we want your flyers to be an easy 5 step process. Please include at least one piece of each step in your flyer. Select a step to see specific information on each or review this material in it’s entirety using Slide Show mode.

12345 PicturesSpecsContact InfoPriceAddress 1: Pictures Ask the client if they are interested in staging Pictures should not include people or animals (unless selling rural land) Use multiple perspectives Highlight features Minimize defects Use the same filter on all photos if one is used

12345 PicturesSpecsContact InfoPriceAddress 2: Specifications Include Number of Bedrooms Include Number of Bathrooms Include current trend items Highlight neighborhood Highlight School system Highlight near by features i.e. park, shopping, hospital Inclusion of high selling feature i.e. marbel, hardwood

12345 PicturesSpecsContact InfoPriceAddress Bullet point 1 Bullet point 2 Bullet point 3 Bullet point 4 Bullet point 5 Bullet point 6 3: Address Include address at minimum Use map or link to one if possible Provide additional verbal directions if necessary

12345 PicturesSpecsContact InfoPriceAddress 4: Contact Info Bullet point 2 Bullet point 3 Bullet point 4 Bullet point 5 Bullet point 6 Include company name and logo, your name and telephone number at minimum Also include , website, head shot and social media if space permits Use professional head shot

12345 PicturesSpecsContact InfoPriceAddress 5: Price Bullet point 2 Bullet point 3 Bullet point 4 Bullet point 5 Bullet point 6 Include current asking price Highlight price cuts Include market value if it’s a selling point Include surrounding area value if property is considerably lower

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