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Thursday, October 8, 2026

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NEED TO KNOWDatabase & Follow-Up

How to Run a Facebook Ad That Only the People on Your List Will See

A list of people can be loaded into Facebook as its own audience, so only they see the ad. One marketing trainer runs two or three offers that way for a dollar or two a day.

3-minute read
NEED TO KNOWScripts & Objections

What to Ask a Seller Who Wants to Leave a Defect Off the Disclosure

A seller who hides a flaw buyers can see thinks it protects the sale. One Seattle broker asks a single question that turns that around, and keeps a second line ready in case it fails.

3-minute read
NEED TO KNOWBuyers

What to Say to a Buyer Who Is Waiting for a Lease to End

A lease with months left on it sounds like a reason to wait. A coach says builders will often pay it off, and a resale seller can be asked to help with the same thing.

2-minute read
NEED TO KNOWScripts & Objections

What to Say When the Appraisal Comes In Below the Contract Price

A low appraisal does not lower the price on its own. A South Carolina real estate lawyer explains why, and gives agents a sentence to use in place of the usual one.

3-minute read
NEED TO KNOWBusiness & Compliance

What to Check on Your Photographer's Invoice Before You Call the Listing Photos Yours

You paid for the photos, but you may hold only permission to use them. One line in the photographer's terms tells you which, and it shapes what you can pass along.

2-minute read