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FSBO Conversion Email Sequence

Full Prompt

Write a 5-email drip sequence for converting a For Sale By Owner in [neighborhood] who listed at $[price]. The home is a [property type] with [key details]. My goal is to demonstrate value without attacking their decision to sell independently. Email 1 (Day 1): Acknowledge their initiative, offer one free piece of value — a custom CMA or market data for their street. No pitch. Email 2 (Day 4): Share a specific insight about buyer behavior in their price range — something only an agent would know (showing patterns, financing trends, what buyers are actually searching for). Email 3 (Day 10): Soft case study — 'A neighbor on [street] tried FSBO for 45 days, then listed with me and sold in 8 days for $X more.' Anonymized but specific. Email 4 (Day 21): Address the #1 FSBO fear — 'You don't have to pay 6%.' Explain flexible commission structures. Email 5 (Day 35): Final value-add — offer to review their listing photos, description, or pricing for free. No strings. Each email under 120 words. Subject lines must earn the open.

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