There's a widespread belief among agents right now: "The market sucks." Just check out the NAR Confidence Index... 3 out of 4 agents expect the market to get worse.
Meanwhile... Every day, a truckload of deals is being closed in your market. (I checked the MLS. In my tiny market, 83 properties closed yesterday. 700 in the past week. That's 1400 clients going under contract weekly.) That means for some agents, the market is ON FIRE. Here's the key difference between agents: Do you know how to get organic leads? There's plenty of motivated sellers and qualified buyers. But more and more, paid lead sources are gobbled up by mega teams. The solo agents and small teams that are crushing it... have a steady source of organic leads. My #1 source for organic leads is Facebook Marketplace. This 1 ad raked in 25 organic leads:
Want to try it? Later today, I'm sharing the exact ad so you can copy/paste it to your Marketplace. Webinar: Copy/Paste Facebook Marketplace System This is some of the lowest hanging fruit in real estate. We're getting motivated sellers. Qualified buyers. And we're pulling them in organically. 100% free. You don't need your own listing or an ad budget. All you need is:
By the end of the day, you'll have your own steady organic leads source. Space is limited, so you have to register. >>> ONE CLICK REGISTER HERE <<< See you there? -Chris Jones
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Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Monday, August 10, 2026
60 organic leads
Most agents don't get 60 organic leads in a whole year... I got that many from 1 ad:
This is a regular real estate listing posted to Facebook Marketplace, but with a few tweaks. Instead of only getting clicks and messages, it gets warm inbound leads from actual buyers (and a few sellers). I'm breaking down exactly how to do this in a free training tomorrow. Webinar: Facebook Marketplace Playbook You don't need your own listing. You don't need an ad budget. All you need is a phone and a Facebook account. This is 100% organic and doesn't cost a dime. This also isn't marketing theory. This is what our team is using to close consistent deals in 2026. Space is limited to 250 seats, so you have to register. >>> ONE CLICK TO REGISTER <<< See you there? -Chris Jones
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"Tap 6 for Steve"
Last week I called a number that was listed as the "best number" for a Portfolio Buyer named Steve. It rang into an automated business line. Press 1 for this, press 2 for that. Every instinct said hang up. Instead I got curious. Why is this the number listed for him? I kept listening. Eventually "Press 6 to talk to Steve Stoltzfus." I pressed 6. Got his voicemail. Left this: "Hey Steve, this is Josh with eXp Realty. I know this is a long shot, but it looks like you own some properties in the area. We've got an off-market deal where the client would prefer to sell privately. Just calling to see if you might be interested, and if not, who do you know that might be?" Couldn't text him back (landline). Sent four emails just in case one landed. None bounced. Steve called me back that evening. Genuinely grateful I reached out. Excited to tell me exactly what he's looking for. He started the day as a name on a list. By dinnertime he was a Pocket Buyer I can search by name (or by county) any time a deal shows up. Here's the point: the "annoying" automated line, the DNC flag, the dead-end voicemail, those aren't reasons to skip the call. They're just the first layer. The people worth reaching are almost never the easy ones. If you're sitting on a list of "hard to reach" contacts, that's not a bad list. That's just a list nobody's been curious enough to work yet. Get to work ;-) -Josh PS. Whenever you're ready here are 3 ways we can help you sell more real estate:
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Sunday, August 9, 2026
RE: STOP waiting around for clients to make offers...
Most agents run their business backwards. They wait. Wait for a buyer to raise their hand. Wait for a seller to call. Wait for the phone to ring. Then they wonder why their pipeline is empty. Here's what flips it: instead of waiting for someone to make YOU an offer, you go make offers to them. On purpose. Every day. That's the whole game. We call it the Reverse Offer Strategy, and it's not complicated:
You're not begging for business anymore. Y ou're walking in with something in your hand. Real example. My 19-year-old son was home from school, bored, recovering from surgery. I handed him a Lead Deck account, loaded up 35 old seller leads that had been sitting dead in my CRM, and had him text and email them one simple line: "This is Kaden. I work with Josh at eXp. Would you be open to an offer for [address]? At what number would it be worth it to consider?" 7 replies. In under 24 hours. From a teenager who'd never made a real estate call in his life. Earlier this year, my business partner CJ (not even a licensed agent) called a tired landlord about 1 property. She said no to an offer that one, but mentioned she had 5 others. 4 of them are now pending. The 5th will be soon. And Maverick, an agent in our community, took 5 free portfolio buyer leads, reached out to all 5, had conversations with 2, showed a property to one, and picked up a listing appointment from the 5... ...all by asking one question: "Do you have anything in your portfolio that you'd consider an offer on?" None of that happened because they waited for something to land in their inbox. It happened because they made the offer first. Here's to making more offers... -Josh PS. Whenever you're ready here are 3 ways we can help you sell more real estate:
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