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5 Tips for Nailing Your Next Buyer’s Tour

March 10 2015

rpr 5 Tips Buyers TourYou've just received a call from anxious buyers. They've been looking at homes online for weeks and are now ready to work with a REALTOR® to get the buying process started. They have a good idea of what they can afford, and of course have a long list of criteria for the perfect home. After spending some time talking with them, you schedule time to show them the properties they are interested in.

Did you know that RPR has everything you need to complete a successful buyer's tour? Here are five tips that will help you impress your new buyers, while also keeping you prepared for those unexpected moments when you're out and about.

1. Prepare

Start your search in RPR. Sure you can enter your buyers' criteria: beds, baths, sqft, garage, price, etc. But you can also use the mapping tools to search by specific geographies, including Zip Code, MCD/Townships, Neighborhoods, School Districts (including attendance zones) and more. See exactly where the properties meeting their criteria are on the map. Are they looking to be within 15 minutes of their office? Use the Drive Time tool to search only for properties within this distance. Using these mapping tools, you can be sure that you're finding more than just the house itself: you're finding the desired neighborhood, school zone, and even distance to work.

2. Standout

You've narrowed down the tour to four properties. First, generate a Neighborhood Report for each of the areas you'll be showing. RPR's Neighborhood Report will give your buyers an idea of not only the market statistics of the neighborhood: average sales price, inventory, average list price over the last 12 months, etc., but it will also give your buyers an idea of who is in the area. Do your buyers have young children? Are they looking for a neighborhood full of prospective play dates? RPR's Neighborhood Report will give you the number of households with children. Or perhaps they are interested in knowing the water quality, or even how much rainfall. The Neighborhood Report will give them all of that.

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