Hi Streamer, it's Giovanni Marino. You mentioned wanting to sell 88 Larkspur soon — send me a few details or photos of the home and I'll pull what similar homes actually sold for and show you where yours would land. You show me the house, I bring the receipts.
Streamer owns 88 Larkspur, guesses it's worth $450,000, and wants it sold ASAP (0-3 months). This is a hot, motivated lead — speed and confidence in pricing are what matter most to them.
Steer everything to thisGetting a real number on 88 Larkspur fast, then moving to list it quickly since they want it sold within 3 months.
Start here
Hi Streamer, Giovanni Marino here. Since you're looking to sell 88 Larkspur in the next few months, let's not waste time — I can walk the home and put together a quick prep short list so we hit the ground running.
Hi Streamer, this is Giovanni Marino. Selling fast doesn't mean losing control — I make sure showings on 88 Larkspur run entirely on your terms. Want me to walk you through how that works?
Do this for them
- Pull what similar homes actually sold for and show where 88 Larkspur would land: "Send me a few details or photos and I'll bring back the numbers."
- Walk the home in person for a prep short list: "Let's set a time for me to walk through 88 Larkspur and put together a quick list of what would help it sell fast."
- Explain how showings run on their terms: "I'll walk you through exactly how we schedule showings so it fits your life, not the other way around."
When to ask for the appointment
- They send photos or details of the home without being pushed twice
- They ask what their home might be worth
- They mention a specific move-out date or reason for urgency
Streamer, given you want this sold in the next few months, let's get a walkthrough on the calendar this week so we can move fast — what day works for you?
Send the comps-based value pull first before asking for a walkthrough commitment.
Worth asking
- What's driving the 0-3 month timeline — is there a specific date you need to be out by?
- Have you done any updates or repairs recently that I should know about before pulling comparisons?
- Is $450,000 a number you landed on yourself, or based on something you saw for a nearby home?
What they will push back on
That's exactly why we start with the comps, not a listing agreement — send me details or photos and I'll show you where similar homes actually sold before you commit to anything.
That's the point of walking the home early — we build a short prep list so nothing drags out, and showings are scheduled entirely around what works for you.
I won't throw out a number without pulling what similar homes actually sold for first — no guessing, just the real data on your home.
If they are not ready yet
Keep it light and useful, not salesy — quick check-ins that respect the ASAP timeline without pressuring. Worth sending: a short note when you have real comp data ready, or a quick reminder that showings can be run flexibly once they're ready to move.