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Content Club - How to work out what a house is worth

Andrew Duncan

Andrew Duncan

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Content Club - How to work out what a house is worth

This week, our ready-to-use marketing content covers the all-important subject of value. Providing a process buyers can follow to establish what a property is worth to them.

Remember, you can use this article in multiple ways: Send it to your database via email, turn it into a video for social media, post it on LinkedIn, put it on your website as a blog post, or print it out and drop it round the neighbourhood as a newsletter. Click here for more suggestions.

If you are struggling to get started or aren't sure which approach will work best for your situation, reach out and get in touch. We'll do our best to help.

Formats available: Main article, social media post, letterbox flyer

Have a beautiful week!

Andrew Duncan
Founder, Agent Monday

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Feature Article

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Copy and paste the text below into your newsletter, latest listing emails, social media channels, or add it to your website as a blog post.

How to work out what a house is worth

This article will provide you with a quick, easy home valuation process to help you decide what any property is worth to you.

Step 1. Consult online home valuation websites.

Visit homes.co.nz, or oneroof.co.nz

Start by finding out what the online value estimators have to say. Their algorithms are getting better and better all the time. Take each number with a grain of salt though, as there will be factors these formulas can’t take into account. Including...

  • The condition of the property. Is it average for the area? Below average? Or renovated within an inch of its life?
  • Are there any major works required? Like re-piling, re-wiring, or re-roofing?
  • How convenient is the layout of the home. Is it light and spacious? Or dark and disjointed?
  • Sometimes these estimators are a few months behind the current market, as they are based on confirmed sales, not what's available on the market right now.

The full article plus the social media version and letterbox drop template are available to Agent Monday members.

Content marketing works through repetition. Useful information, sent to your database, posted on social media, dropped in letterboxes - consistently over time - is one of the most effective ways to build a pipeline of future listings.

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