We all have lots of opinions on how to hold open houses. I found this funny clip from I Love You, Man. Maybe you haven’t seen it:
Obviously it’s a rare day when an open house is that colorful! This brings me to my next question: How many of you take the time to really make your open house stand out?
Better yet, what do you do to draw agents into your broker preview?
Back in the day, (I’m not going to date myself here…) I remember a menu being dropped off of what food was being served at which broker previews, and who was hosting it.
There were only so many houses I could hit in a day, and it’s true that some agents developed a reputation for hosting bad broker previews.
However, some agents that we know became known for their great-broker previews. An agent I knew in Newport Beach, California would have the best previews. His tradition was getting a massive BBQ spread from Newport Ribs. House after house, year after year, when he announced that he was hosting one, agents literally lined up.
At a well done broker preview, agents get to be the ones to ask questions rather than being bombarded by questions from their clients.
Now I have two questions for you: Do you think it’s worth it to throw an extravagant preview? What are you guys doing that brings people to your broker previews every time?
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