Team members are an invaluable asset in real estate. With each member playing a specific role, the goal of closing more deals becomes easily attainable. More so, with the effective use of lead flow.
The lead flow process is about converting newly created leads to appointments. And the goal of these appointments is to get the property on a contract. It is attained with the expert skills of a lead manager and an acquisition manager.
Here’s a straightforward walk-through of the lead flow process starting with the lead coming in through the final step of scheduling an appointment.
The steps in the lead flow process are clear and precise. And can be completed using REsimpli. Listed below are the steps involved.
Continue reading for a brief description of each role and how to optimize the real estate lead flow process.
The lead flow process starts with marketing! And thanks to your (your team’s) marketing efforts there are incoming leads.
Regardless of the marketing route, Cold Calling, Pay-Per-Click, Direct Mail, and SMS, every lead goes through Call Porter.
SMS leads that desire to be removed from the listing will have the option to do so by leaving a voicemail message. These leads are the only ones that do not go through Call Porter.
REsimpli uses Call Porter, an answering service built exclusively for real estate investors.
Call Porter will answer the call from your incoming leads and ask the seller a series of “motivation” questions.
The motivation questions asked by Call Porter include:
All information collected gets input into REsimpli’s web form. The form is submitted and creates a lead. Any additional information provided by the seller is entered on the form as notes.
While listed as an additional step, the web form process is actually completed by Call Porter. The information on the web form includes:
The lead manager step entails reviewing the lead and calling the lead to schedule an appointment.
It is important to mention that all calls with Call Porter are recorded. This recording is reviewed by the lead manager to gain perspective on the seller. Because understanding the tone can help determine if an urgency to sell is present.
The main goal of the lead manager is to schedule an appointment between the seller and the acquisition manager.
The lead flow process culminates with the appointment scheduled by the lead manager for the acquisition manager and the seller.
The goal for the acquisition manager is to successfully make an offer to get the property on a contract.
What makes this whole process successful is the thorough gathering and reporting of information with the use of REsimpli, the webform, the answering service, and the lead manager!
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