You’ve asked the questions, done the listening, and now it’s time to show your prospect that you get it. Before you pitch a space or schedule a tour, mirror back what you heard. Repeat their key needs, using their own words if possible.
This does two powerful things:
- Confirms you’re on the same page.
- Makes the prospect feel heard, respected, and seen — which builds trust.
Try to prioritize their pain points so when you do present a solution, it lands emotionally, not just logically. You’re not just showing space — you’re solving a problem.
Now, if one of your properties doesn’t meet their needs, don’t waste their time (or yours). Be honest. Ask if they’d like you to keep them in mind or refer them to another agent who might have a better fit. That kind of integrity is what Rockstars are known for — and it pays off long-term.
ROCKSTAR TIP
Never tour just to tour. If there’s no match, don’t show. Be the agent who listens more than talks, and who only books tours with purpose.
Your goal? Progress the conversation – but only when the path forward is real.