REINZ Real Estate Magazine - Winter 2021

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TECHNOLOGY

5 ways using Local Suburb Guides can help you become an attraction agent

Kylie Davis, HomePrezzo

The most successful agents in real estate are those who have clients coming to them rather than constantly hustling on cold calls.

These are agents who have developed a reputation for being trustworthy and knowledgeable about their market and who are genuinely interested in helping their clients make better decisions about their next step with property. With behaviour changing in the recent explosion of social media and mobile technology, consumer hunger for information has grown. Sharing data about the market can be a big step in building trust with potential clients. By connecting potential clients regularly with information that is helpful and useful in the form of Local Suburb Guides, you can build their trust and be top of mind when they need you. Here are five major benefits of using the REINZ Local Suburb Guides.

1. Local Suburb Guides position you as a trusted expert Why should people hire you as a real estate agent? Not because you’ll sell their property – all agents are supposed to do that. They’ll hire you because they believe you have the expertise to get the highest price and are the kind of person they can relate to and trust through the stressful period of selling their home. To demonstrate your expertise, provide information on how the market is performing, what prices are doing, and the time it takes to sell and your client base will recognise you as someone helpful and reliable.

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2. Local Suburb Guides let you differentiate yourself Flyers appear in letterboxes every week talking about a property that’s on the market or been sold. All homeowners are constantly barraged with messaging that states “I’m a real estate agent and I sell properties.” Local Suburb Guides help you differentiate yourself by providing valuable information that helps start a conversation with a potential vendor that they’re interested in; how the local property market is performing. This type of communication will tell your prospects you’re an agent who’s here to help, not just pitch to them.

3. Local Suburb Guides create leads that are warm and better qualified Sharing a Local Suburb Guide changes your phone call regime. What would you prefer – pitching to someone who knows nothing about you or your agency, or someone who has read your guide and is engaged about the local property market and curious to know more. By sharing a Local Suburb Guide, you are warming up your leads by providing a great conversation starter.

4. Local Suburb Guides encourage customers to come to you Use printed versions of your Local Suburb Guide as alternative to flyers or hand


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eLearning Revolution - The lessons we've learned

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Real Estate Qualification Update

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A snapshot into the world of REINZ data & insights services

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5 ways using Local Suburb Guides can help you become an attraction agent

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REINZ Residential Property Management Training Offerings: The beginner's guide to Property Management

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pages 16-17

REINZ announces Jen Baird as new Chief Executive

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David Weaver talks: Inland Revenue targeting real estate agents

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Money laundering in real estate - Signs and prevention tools

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pages 66-68

The bright-line period is extended to 10 years - What does it mean?

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The Emissions Trading Scheme impacts land transactions

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pages 26-27

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