That’s a great question. Now trust is a kind of reliance on another person that, when violated, provokes not only disappointment but a feeling of betrayal. So with that being said, we’re not asking you to trust our company, we’re asking you to trust in your own self and experience. At the end of the day we’re here to help the winners win more and in my opinion the only thing you should trust are the facts. So what I would recommend is to do your own due diligence and review our company’s client success interviews, so you can make a well informed decision on if this system is the right fit for you
Lastly, after 7 years of testing the current listing attraction system has been proven to work time and time again and there’s documented data to prove that. Just to clarify my point, imagine a system that reaches out to 150 to 350 homeowners everyday and only puts you in front of people who actually want to talk to you after they’ve been vetted, whilst also being provided with a transcript of the conversation. Imagine no longer having to ask yourself questions like, does this person know I am calling and the reason for the appointment ?, is this contact information real, and are they even motivated to talk with a professional about selling their property?
So instead of asking if you trust our company, what you should be asking is, do you trust your you organization process, your communication process, and you're over all listing appointment process when you’re actually at the kitchen table with the homeowner to not only help them solve their immediate problem but to also help them get their home sold for a realistic price that helps them move on.