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Gar C. May Broker/RealtorŪ


What Do You Say to a San Diego Home Owner in Foreclosure?

What is the Universal Formula to Creating Scripts?
The formula consists of 7 words that are used in the following exact order...

These are the words that tend to come up in the mind of a person when they are approached by a stranger such as when you knock on the door of a home owner in foreclosure:

Who?

When the home owner hears your car pull up out front of his house he thinks: Who is that? Who are they?

Where?

Where are they from? 

What?

What are they doing here?

How?

How much is this going to cost me?

Why?

Why me? Why are they doing this?

When?

When do they want to do it?

Which?

Which prison are they going to take me to?

Let's fill in these questions:

Who are you?

"I'm Kim"

Where are you from?

"I'm from Lease Purchase Solutions"

What are you doing here?


"Well I just stopped by because... I specialize in helping people who are in trouble with their mortgage..." (yadda yadda yadda...what ever you want to say...)"And all of my services are FREE to you. The reason why I am doing this is because this is how we help people...this is how we find people who are in need..."

How do you help me?

"I'll be glad to tell you all about my services but first... what's your situation?" 
(This is the key...get them to tell you about their situation.)

Why?

(Answered in "what are you doing here" question)

When?



"Sounds like you are in the middle of something?" (If they indicate they want to hear what you have to say right now, then tell them how you can help them... if they indicate they are too busy to talk right now them ask:) "What is the best number to reach you at? When is the best time to reach you?"

Which?


If you fail at when then resort to which.
"Is it better for you in the mornings or afternoon? Next week or this week?"

Universally this script works. However, you may want to modify this script to what works for you. You need to be able to answer those questions when you go to the door of a home owner in foreclosure.

The first words out of your mouth are like a "Headline" in an ad. (The reason for the headline is to get you to read the rest of the copy.)

You need a "benefit" statement in your opening statement. You need a benefit for the homeowner. 

Don't say: "I've been sending you e-mails about your house." What is the benefit of "I've been sending you e-mails about your home." The home owner hates that which translates into "I hate you".

So what is a benefit for the homeowner in foreclosure? "We help people who are having trouble with their mortgages."

 

Best of Success


Gar C. May

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