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Free Matterport 3D Tour When You List Your [City] Area Home for Sale with [Agent]

by [Your Name], [Your Title], [Your Company]

Are you getting ready to list your home for sale, but still deciding on which agent? Yikes! So many to choose from including friends and neighbors.

As a tech savvy real estate agent, I include a Matterport 3D Showcase tour at no charge, when you list your home for sale with me. 

Matterport 3D Tours help homeowners like you get:

• more offers
• offers faster
• the most money

That's because a Matterport 3D Tour enables:

• 24/7 Open House for agents to pre-tour for their clients
• Across-town – and out-of-town buyers – to pre-tour your home
•  pre-qualified buyers are doing actual walkthroughs (means less stress for you)

"The typical buyer began their home search online and then contacted a real estate agent," according to a survey by the National Association of Realtors (NAR). "Buyers searched a median of 12 weeks and visited 10 homes."

A Matterport 3D Tour will help you reduce weeks on market, increase visits to your home (virtually) and mean that buyers that do actual walkthroughs are pre-qualified. That's because if a photo is worth a thousand words, a Matterport 3D Tour is worth a thousand photos to help potential buyers virtually tour your home.

According to a poll commissioned by Discover Home Loans and reported by Huff Post:

• 89% of homebuyers use some form of technology to help them with the home buying process.
• 47% of all homebuyers report using technology helped them save money
• 92% of homebuyers say technology helped them save time
• 90% of homebuyers report an overall positive experience when using technology
• 83% of homebuyers feel technology helped them stay organized
• 93% percent of technology users say technology allowed them to do things remotely they otherwise would have had to do in person.

According to NAR, its survey showed:

Buyers used a wide variety of resources in searching for a home. Top results showed 92 percent used the Internet, 89 percent used real estate agents, 51 percent yard signs, 45 percent each attended open houses and used a mobile application, and 42 percent used mobile search engines.

When buyers were asked where they first learned about the home they purchased, 43 percent said the Internet; 33 percent from a real estate agent; 9 percent a yard sign or open house; 6 percent from a friend, neighbor or relative; 5 percent from home builders; 2 percent directly from the seller; 1 percent a print or newspaper ad; and less than 1 percent from other sources.

To schedule a visit, please call me at [phone] or email me at [email address].