Client File Review – BPEC
#BPEC
In notes, use #BPEC for easy searching in the future.
Build File
- Dump your notes from your appointment making sure you captured all the W’s.
- Pin that note for easy future reference
Plan
- You just met this client and should be fresh full of ideas on how to follow up with them. Write to future you notes that will help you do so.
- Example: “They really seemed delighted when I went negative on something, as well as really interested in the knowledge regarding construction. They glazed over a bit when talking about contracts and market, so I’ll stay away from that for a bit. They have 2 “fur babies”.
- Here are some follow ups I intend on doing:
- Text with new property going negative
- Text with a new build talking about quality of builder and products
- Call with question about the type of fencing they would need
- Send properties through Zillow
- Text a property (even if it’s out of their price range) that has a dog washing station, commenting on the new trend
- Send promised emails over!
- The triple threat is the name of the game. This includes:
- Email that covers the process of buying a house
- Titled Buying A Home In WA template in Hubspot
- An email introduction to a lender
- MLS portal access email
- Email that covers the process of buying a house
Call
- Call the same day as the appointment!
- The likelihood they will answer is much greater, simply because they are curious why you are calling them an hour later.
- Ask a very simple yes/no type of question regarding their needs, and get off the phone (unless of course they start chatting!).
- Example: “Hey I forgot to ask, do you need to be able to park both vehicles in the garage? Or is a smaller size garage and the ability to park in the driveway just fine?”
- Why? This gets them in the habit of answering your call, as well as creating the expectation that you will not waste their time and only bring value to them.
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