INFO BOX OR NOT?

I use them when the property is a single family house. I do not use them for condos.  If I am using a flyer stand, I make sure it's always full! This is me being paranoid, but I am pretty sure buyers and agents alike sometimes just take the whole stack of flyers to sabatoge the property. Because sometimes people do that!  So it's expensive to keep it full in competitive neighborhoods.

I have to really stay after the maintenance of the box, like almost every other day...but overall they're a good thing!

But they're less and less seen in San Diego because we're like 90% REO.  When I go to Minneapolis for example, every house has one and I love it. (Not all have flyers in them though!)

Cheers,

Kimberly

Hi Tinker. I use them but on the flyer I don't include the price.

Hey Tinker

I like info boxes....I've always like them even before I became an agent. It gives you an idea of what the property has....it helps the buyers eliminate houses that doesn't work for them...or it gives them the idea at times that they can afford a property that they may not have thought they could.

I use them but I try not to put too much information.  I want a call!

Hi, Tinker,

I see all agents here like the info box, I personally do not see the benefits of it, and I have not benefit from it either.  As a matter of fact, I made a few sales from the listings without the info box.  When the prospect calls, that's when I begin the rapport with them, if the house they call on is not what they are looking for, it generally leads to another conversation for me to help them to find something else.  If my seller wants one, I will most certainly put it out.  I guess it is just a matter of preference.