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CURATED SoldLoops · Find the next listing

Stop mailing everyone. Mail the right ones.

Scores the homes around a sale you just closed on how long the owners have been there, how much they’ve gained since buying, and how closely they match. It flags the homes most likely to list next and writes the letter for each group.

Starts a quarter mile around your sale and widens until it reaches the number of homes you chose.

Homes listed with another agent are always left outSo are homes sold in the last 24 months
Sample report: this is what you get. Mesquite Springs, TX is a made-up town, so every name, address, and number here is for show. Your report runs on your own address.
You chose 150 homes · 61 strong comparables in your file
Top prospects, best first Calculated
3915 Brookstone Dr96
Owner(s) on recordLinda & Greg Halvorsen
Mail to3915 Brookstone Dr, Mesquite Springs, TX 78681
Owned 20 years, bought 2006 for $231,000. Estimated $575,000 to $600,000 today, so about $344,000 to $369,000 gained. Next door, same builder’s floor plan, same year: your sale is the comp a buyer’s appraiser will use for this home. 0.01 mi away.
1418 Cattail Ct92
Owner(s) on recordVictor Ramos
Mail to1418 Cattail Ct, Mesquite Springs, TX 78681
Owned 13 years, bought 2013 for $268,000. Estimated $570,000 to $595,000 today, so about $302,000 to $327,000 gained. Your sale asked $579,000 and closed at $587,000: a clear number for the owners a few streets over. 0.19 mi away.
3842 Brookstone Dr88
Owner(s) on recordShirley Abernathy
Mail to3842 Brookstone Dr, Mesquite Springs, TX 78681
Owned 20 years, bought 2006 for $224,000. Estimated $560,000 to $585,000 today, so about $336,000 to $361,000 gained. On the street since it was built. Your sale set the street’s high this year: $222 a square foot. 0.06 mi away.
2205 Pecan Grove Ln84
Owner(s) on recordAndre & Tasha Bell
Mail to2205 Pecan Grove Ln, Mesquite Springs, TX 78681
Owned 8 years, bought 2018 for $329,000. Estimated $590,000 to $620,000 today, so about $261,000 to $291,000 gained. 2,780 sq ft, 140 more than your sale. The buyers who lost out on your sale want this size. 0.14 mi away.
1440 Cattail Ct80
Owner(s) on recordRosa Delgado
Mail to1440 Cattail Ct, Mesquite Springs, TX 78681
Owned 23 years, bought 2003 for $198,000. Estimated $520,000 to $545,000 today, so about $322,000 to $347,000 gained. Lead with what the sale would net, not the price: the record shows $198,000 paid in 2003. 0.2 mi away.
3870 Brookstone Dr76
Owner(s) on recordDaniel & Mai Tran
Mail to3870 Brookstone Dr, Mesquite Springs, TX 78681
Owned 5 years, bought 2021 for $468,000. Estimated $575,000 to $600,000 today, so about $107,000 to $132,000 gained. Bought near the 2021 peak. Your sale is the first proof on their street of where they stand. 0.05 mi away.

Showing the top 6 of 61. Every one of them is in your file, with its own letter. Estimated ranges come from this year’s sales near each home and are for your planning only; the letters never quote one.

What the score means Out of 100

Every home gets a score out of 100. The higher the score, the sooner it’s worth a letter. 80 and up: start here.

29Years owned. The longer they’ve owned, the more likely they are to move.
29How much it’s like the home you sold, so your sale is its comp.
18How close it is to your sale.
12How much it has gained since the owner bought.
12Where the owner gets their mail, from the owner record.

Owner names are for addressing the letter only and never count toward a score. Trusts and companies are flagged so the letter goes to the entity.

Your mailing file Ready
Download all 61 homes Download the top 25

Owner name, mailing address, score, and the letter for each home, best first.

Come back in 30 days for the second touch in the plan below.

Your prospecting plan The Take

Postcard

Just closed near you: $587,000 3907 Brookstone Drive · 4 bed · 3 bath · 2,640 sq ft · 1.4% over asking Curious what yours would sell for? I’ll send you the numbers. [Phone] · [Website]

Social post

Just closed: 3907 Brookstone Drive in Mesquite Springs, $587,000, $8,000 over its asking price. Every sale on a street resets the comparison for the homes around it. If you live nearby and want to know how this one applies to yours, send me a message and I’ll show you the numbers.

The full report also includes the phone script, voicemail, email, text message, and neighborhood ad copy.

WhenWhatWho
Days 1–3Mail every home in your file the letter written for it, the top 25 firstAll 61 homes
Week 1Call or email every neighbor who asked for a meeting or to watch their street, from your leads tableYour leads
Day 30Second touch: a short note on what has closed or listed nearby sinceTop 25
Day 60Offer a no-obligation value review; follow up with anyone who respondedTop 25
Day 90Third mailer with the latest nearby sale; run SoldLoops again for fresh scoresAll 61 homes

Before you reach out

  • Do Not Call: scrub any phone number against the National and your state Do Not Call lists before calling.
  • TCPA: texts and automated calls need prior express written consent. CURATED provides no owner phone numbers or emails, so text and phone scripts are for people you already have permission to contact.
  • CAN-SPAM: commercial email needs your identity, a physical address, and a working opt-out.
  • Fair Housing: market the property and the market, never who should live there.

Your details fill in every letter

Enter them once. Your name, brokerage, and phone replace the placeholders in every letter and invite on this page.

Your playbook

What to do with what this made, step by step. Each step links to what the top agents and coaches in the CURATED Library say to do.

1
Mail the closest matches first

Start at the top of the ranked list, sign those letters by hand, and spend your best mail on the homes most like the one you sold.

2
Point the sale toward the next seller

Rewrite the listing’s website for neighbors who might sell, and post the Just Sold as the story of what it took to close.

3
Call with the price your sale set

Tell the top of the list what the sale means for homes like theirs, keep to what you can show, and ask if a number like that interests them.

4
Follow up without asking for anything

Send the owners who didn’t answer one true fact about their street with no question on it, and when one says no, ask what changed.

5
Give your sellers a year-long closing gift

Offer one thing from a local shop each month for a year, so your sellers reach out to you, and leave your logo off it.

6
Have someone else ask for the review

Let your assistant or partner send the request, and ask your sellers to mention the neighborhood where they sold.

7
Ask for introductions, then set two calls

The day you close, set reminders for one and two years out, and when a seller mentions a friend who might move, ask to be looped in by text.

8
Hand off the owners who answer

When one raises a hand, walk in with the plan for their home already written, and keep mailing the area every month as your farm.

CURATED strategies for this

What the agents and coaches we follow actually do here, each one a CURATED Take you can read in full.

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