Slide 1
Thank the sellers for their time and set the agenda: their home, the market, pricing and your plan to sell. Replace the cover photo with the front of their home. Update the family name, address, your details and the date.

Slide 2
Introduce yourself in a few sentences and keep the focus on how you help sellers. Replace the photo, bio and the three stats with your own numbers. Only show figures you can back up with your MLS or brokerage records.

Slide 3
Pick the points that matter most to these sellers and give a quick real example for each. Edit the four points so they match how you actually work. Keep every promise specific and realistic.

Slide 4
Walk through the key facts and confirm them with the sellers, since they know details you may have missed. Replace the photo, facts and highlights with this property's details. Describe the home and its features only, never the kind of buyer it would suit.

Slide 5
Explain what each number means for the sellers in plain words, then read the takeaway. Replace all four figures, the area and the time period with current numbers from your local MLS. These sample numbers are fictional and must not be presented as real.

Slide 6
Show how each sale compares with the sellers' home and point out what made it sell faster or slower. Replace the photos, addresses and figures with real recent sales from your MLS. These three comps are fictional samples.

Slide 7
Present the range, then walk through the three reasons behind it before the sellers react to the number. Replace the range, reasons and chart values with your own analysis of real comps. Make clear the final list price is the sellers' decision.

Slide 8
Explain how these pieces work together in launch week. Remove anything you do not offer and add what makes your marketing different. If you use virtual staging, mention that staged photos are always labeled in the listing.

Slide 9
Show the before and after, and explain that virtual staging changes the marketing photo, not the home itself. The sample pair is an empty room staged with TINTY; replace it with rooms from this listing. Always label staged photos and follow your MLS rules on disclosure.

Slide 10
Go through the list together and agree on what to finish before photo day. Edit the items to fit this home and its condition. Offer names of trusted local cleaners or handymen if the sellers want help.

Slide 11
Walk through each stage so the sellers know what happens and when. Adjust the timing to your market and their moving plans. Mention that the time to close depends on the buyer's financing and the contract terms.

Slide 12
These three quotes are sample placeholders, not real reviews. Replace them with real reviews from your own clients, shared with their permission, or delete this slide. Never present sample testimonials as real.

Slide 13
Walk through what is included, then state your fee clearly and answer questions. Replace the fee placeholder with your own terms and edit the list to match your services. Explain that paying a buyer's agent is the sellers' choice and negotiable, and talk through how such requests will be handled under your brokerage policy and local MLS rules.

Slide 14
Summarize the plan in one sentence and ask if the sellers have any questions. Agree on the first step and a date before you leave. Replace the contact details with your own.

Slide 15
This slide is for you, not for the sellers. Follow the steps, then delete this slide before presenting.
