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prelisting.com
Managed Accounts
Spend your time where it is most profitable! Let us handle your data
entry. |
The Benefits:
With prelisting.com’s managed accounts, you list and sell…we handle all
the data entry.
With a Managed Account:
- We input your listings for you
- You don’t have to log in – just email us
and we’ll take care of it.
- We upload property photos for you.
- Your account stays up-to-date and is
more relevant for prospective clients.
- You handle everything just by emailing
your account manager.
- You maintain your professional image and
generate more leads!
How it works: Your Very Own Account
Manager
Once you subscribe to a managed account you will be assigned a personal
account manager. You have unlimited access to your account manager through
email. He/she will log in to your account, create your “prelisting”
entries for you, enter the property details (usually from tax records
unless you specify otherwise), and upload property photos.
Here’s a sample play-by-play of working
with your account manager on prelisting.com: |
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Step 1: |
You
get a property assignment |
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Step 2: |
You email your account manager and he/she sets
up the property as a draft in your account. That property is automatically
assigned a “prelisting #” (more on this to follow) |
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Step 3: |
You
visit the property to see if it is occupied – you find it vacant. |
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You have the
property re-keyed and take interior pictures and complete an interior BPO.
IMPORTANT: on this visit you also put the prelisting.com sign in the yard
and write the “prelisting #” on the sign. This allows interested prospects
who see the sign to jump directly to your property on prelisting.com. |
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Step 5: |
You
send your BPO to your asset manager – at the same time you can send the
BPO to your account manager who inputs it on prelisting.com and changes
the status to “prelisting”. Your property is now publicly viewable on
prelisting.com and can be saved and watched by prospective buyers. |
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Step 6: |
You receive email notices as prospective
buyers see your property and click “save listing” |
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Step 7: |
Your seller is ready to list the property for
sale and sends you the listing agreement and let’s you know the asking
price |
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Step 8: |
You send a quick email your account manager
with the official listing price. Your account manager updates the price
and changes the status to “active”. Instantly, every prospect who saved it
as a “prelisting” gets an email notifying them that the property can now
entertain offers. You also list the property in your local MLS. |
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Step 9: |
You put your years of experience to work and
help a qualified buyer and your motivated seller come to an agreement.
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Note: |
This example uses an REO listing but keep in
mind this could work similarly for a conventional listing with a short
sale seller, investor/”flipper”, or any other seller who’s not quite ready
to put the property in the MLS yet. |
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