“Awesome—thank you for this! I will share your info with my sellers—I think they will need your services!”

“Thank you for reaching out, we will add you to our preferred vendor list and see how it works out. :)”

“Hello, Thank you for your email communication.  I would like to talk to someone regarding pricing on an upcoming move.”

“Thanks! I’ll be moving in the next 60-90 days and will come to you for a quote.  If everything works out from my experience I’d love to start recommending you.”

“Thank you for your email. I will certainly mention your services to my clients. I have no problem referring you to other clients as well. Thanks again!”

“Thanks for the email.  This is actually the sale of our personal residence.  Do you offer any discount to realtors moving themselves?  If all goes well, we would love to recommend you to our clients in the future.  Let me know how we could go about getting a quote.”

“Unfortunately no one will be moving here, but I will keep your info for the future.”

“Hi! They won’t need you and have their moving covered because they are doing it themselves with hardly anything and driving to Florida. I am however selling my own house and will need movers. I will contact you to get an estimate. There are actually two moves to the storage unit.”

“Hi, I would love to discuss having you in to talk with my agents, we are always looking for movers, I have 260 agents that work out of this office. Let’s connect regarding you meeting everyone.”

“Hi, The property is vacant and sellers moved long time ago BUT I do like your proactive prospecting style and I would love to meet and chat more. I don’t have a moving company currently that I refer out. What are your thoughts?”

“Good morning, Thank you very much for the email. I will keep your services in mind. It is extremely smart of you to reach out to agents with listings in escrow. Great work and good luck.”

“I would be more than interested in your referral program. I have a client that may be in need of your services in the next couple of weeks. It’s actually for a different property but they would like to set something up sooner than later. If you have any questions for me, please call me at my direct line or email me. Thank you!”

“This is a great idea. Can you send a rental projection?”

“This one is not a rental, but I personally have used your services for my vacation home in VT and would highly recommend your services!”

“Yes! I would love to get rental income information for my listing!”

“Hi, Thank you for your email.  I don’t need a rental projection for this listing, but I did just list a duplex that I would love to get one on.”

“Thank you! I will recommend you to my clients. I work with investors who want to buy in the near future rental properties so I will definitely need someone to manage them because the prospect buyers are out of state.”

“Hi, Yes I would like to have a rental projection estimate for this one. Btw, I referred you to the buyer for another listing for management services. She told me she called you. Hope it works out.”

“This this is an interesting program. I definitely want to keep in touch. I will let you know about the buyer. However I think they want to live inside the home. But I definitely want to stay connected with you.”

“Thanks for your email. I don’t really have a warranty rep here so I will put you in my phone.”

“Yes I’m interested in learning more! Please call me…”

“Thank you for reaching out. I will pass your information along and I am sure they will get back to you for a quote.”

“Hey, I will send this to my buyer. In the meanwhile, I’d actually like a homeowners quote for my property. The address is…”

“Hi, I will send this to my buyer, thank you. In the meanwhile, I’d actually like a homeowners quote for my property.”

“Hope all is well. This transaction actually fell through. The seller decided not to sell the property in the beginning of the transaction. However, I will be sending any future clients your way!”

“Hi, that would be awesome! Can you get me a quote please?! I’ve included the lender and prospective homeowner in on the email.”

“Sure. Send me a quote for that one and the one next to it. 1034 fox lake. Thanks.”

“Sure. Send me a quote for that one and the one next to it. 1034 fox lake. Thanks.”

“Hi, that would be awesome! Can you get me a quote please?! I’ve included the lender and prospective homeowner in on the email.”

“Hope all is well. This transaction actually fell through. The seller decided not to sell the property in the beginning of the transaction. However, I will be sending any future clients your way!”

“Hi, I will send this to my buyer, thank you. In the meanwhile, I’d actually like a homeowners quote for my property.”

“Thanks for reaching out! The Buyer has secured his policy at this time! I will be sure to reach out in the future when we need quotes!”

“Thanks for reaching out! The Buyer has secured his policy at this time! I will be sure to reach out in the future when we need quotes!”

Thank you for reaching out! The buyer has scheduled someone a family member recommended for inspection & contract is as is, but I will definitely keep your information for the future. Are you inspection or home repair or both? Do you have a website?

Thanks for reaching out. Good marketing strategy. We just received our inspection list from the buyers. I’ll talk to my seller clients and FW your information