Real Estate Crisis...

or Opportunity?

How Sellers With the Right Strategy

Stay in the Game--and Win

America is in an unprecedented real estate crisis. If you're a home seller, a real estate agent, or a mortgage broker, you don't need to be told this--it's your reality. Not being able to sell a home quickly and for what it's worth may be threatening your financial future, your plans and dreams, your peace of mind.

Number of days on the market is up. Number of houses on the market is way up. The value of homes in many areas is in shocking decline. And new home construction is reportedly the lowest in 17 years.

In a seller's market, little work is required to sell a home. You list it for sale; people come and look; you receive offers on it (perhaps you get two or more competitive offers); when you get one you like, you've probably made a tidy profit.

Not so in today's market.

According to the gloomy current reality, your property may linger on the market for a year or more, and may sell for as little as half what it was worth three years ago. And that is disastrous for those who, like most people, have the bulk of their net worth tied up in their home. Many baby boomers don't expect to retire for this very reason.

Some sellers are simply giving up to wait for a "better time." But when will that be? With a possible recession looming, things may get worse before they get better. Can you wait three to five years to sell your home?

Don't despair. Because…

Some people are selling their homes quickly and at good prices. How? Well, they know something most people don't: in a housing market like today's, anyone who wants to sell a house must think like a marketer. Because a home for sale today needs to be promoted just like any other product.

A home has features and benefits; it has something that makes it stand out from its crowded field of competitors.

 Marketing is what I do--and I'll do it to sell your properties.

So if you're a home seller or a listing agent with a property you're serious about selling, here's what you do:

e-mail me at lisa.justrightcopy@gmail.com

...give me a few details about your property…send me a link to the web page if applicable…I'll look over your information and we'll set up a consultation.

Here are some of the pieces you can use to market your properties:

• Small space ads
• Realtor.com listings
• Web pages

…and if you're a real estate agent, let me take a look at your existing Realtor website. You might see a huge increase in inquiries if your website is the best it can be.

Yes, it's that simple--just e-mail me, we'll consult, and if it's a good fit, I'll create Direct Response materials to sell your property.

Spring is here, and homebuyers are coming out of the woodwork. And they have a lot to choose from. Make sure your property is the one that stands out from the crowd.

And here's the bonus: everyone knows real estate is a commission-based business, so…

You may be wondering: why would I do this? I'll tell you why…

• In the spirit of John D. Rockefeller, I like to turn disaster into opportunity.
• So while your competitors grow increasingly desperate, trying to keep foreclosure at bay, we can sell your property.
• There are so many properties needing to be sold, I'm confident I'm going to benefit from the "real estate crisis" too.

Now, this isn't for everyone. If your property is in the million-dollar-plus-range, you don't need my expertise, because your potential buyers are probably independently wealthy and unaffected by the current housing situation.

But if you're trying to sell a mid-price-range property and not having much success, you (honestly) have nothing to lose. E-mail me at lisa.justrightcopy@gmail.com and get that property sold.

P.S. As you can see, I'm taking all the risk here. It'll take me some time to craft a custom marketing package for your property. But if I don't make your property move, you pay me nothing.

P.P.S. For pricing information, please go to real estate fee schedule. And let me know when you're ready to start moving some real estate!

P.P.P.S. As a baby boomer, I might like to retire some day too. Let's do it!