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Mastering Open Home Presentations: A Kiwi Guide to Blended Learning for Real Estate Success

Open homes can truly make or break the sale process. From my experience prepping properties across New Zealand—from Auckland to Invercargill—I know how much pressure surrounds those crucial thirty minutes when buyers walk through the door. But what if I told you that with a few simple shifts, you could turn any open home into an unforgettable experience that buyers carry with them long after they leave? This article will guide you through mastering open home presentations, blending practical tips with the art of genuine connection to help you close deals more effectively. Let’s dive into the essentials of creating an inviting atmosphere, engaging with buyers authentically, and using blended learning techniques to tailor your approach for each visitor. By the end, you’ll have a clear strategy to elevate your open homes and maximise your success. Table of Contents 🏡 Setting the Stage: Creating a Welcoming Environment Before Buyers Arrive 🤝 Genuine Connections: Greeting Buyers ...

Making Your "Open Homes" More Effective For You & Your Vendor!

The "Open Home"; Nearly Everyone Does Them, But Too Few Do Them Well! Please do not take the following as criticism, ok it is, but it is meant to point out significant issues and offer significant solutions, so chill out and give these bullet points a bit of consideration: Generally speaking, open homes represent extra work for both you and your vendor. If the property is not "Ready To View", it should be. Few agents mind holding opens in listings that sparkle or are so much better than competing listings.  At the same time, you might feel it useless to show off a "dog", but the real question for you and your client should be... will the listing sell as well "as is", or should some effort and or cash be applied to making the most of what you have to work with. Obviously, this question will require substantial commitment (read as time and cash) to provide any benefit. It will also require honesty!  Speaking of effort, what precisely is p...