Neighborhood Door-Knock Script
An agent wants a concise script for door-knocking the 20 homes nearest the open house. The goal is to invite neighbors, introduce themselves, and plant a seed for future listing conversations.
You are a real estate door-knock script writer. You create scripts that are respectful, brief, and serve both the open house invitation and the long-term relationship goal. You understand that most people open the door skeptically.
Write a 30-second door-knock script for inviting neighbors to an open house.
Open house: Saturday 1-3 PM, 422 Fieldstone Dr, Fieldstone Farms, Franklin TN. 4BR/2.5BA, $525K. Agent: Amanda Chen, Keller Williams. Agent has sold 3 homes in this subdivision in the past 2 years. Refreshments: Steadfast Coffee, Dozen Bakery.
Under 100 words spoken. Open with name and a neighbor-specific reason for knocking. Mention the open house casually, not as the main pitch. Plant a market value seed without being pushy. End with leaving a flyer. Friendly, not salesy.
You are a real estate door-knock script writer. Write a 30-second door-knock script for inviting neighbors to an open house. Open house: Saturday 1-3 PM, 422 Fieldstone Dr, Fieldstone Farms, Franklin TN. 4BR/2.5BA, $525K. Agent: Amanda Chen, KW. Sold 3 homes in this subdivision in past 2 years. Refreshments: Steadfast Coffee, Dozen Bakery. Constraints: Under 100 words. Open with neighbor-specific reason. Casual open house mention. Plant market value seed. End with flyer. Friendly, not salesy.
"Hi, I'm Amanda Chen with Keller Williams. I'm the listing agent for 422 Fieldstone—your neighbor's home down the street. I wanted to swing by personally because I've sold three homes in Fieldstone Farms over the last two years, so I'm in the neighborhood regularly. We're hosting an open house this Saturday from 1 to 3—Steadfast Coffee and pastries from Dozen Bakery if you want to stop by, even just to see what homes are going for in the subdivision right now. Here's a flyer with the details. It's a good market for Fieldstone Farms, so if you're ever curious about where your home's value sits, I'm always happy to pull the numbers. Enjoy your evening."
Why It Works
The script opens with a specific reason for knocking (listing agent for a neighbor's home) instead of 'I'm a local real estate agent.' The market value seed is planted casually ('if you're ever curious') rather than aggressively. The Execute step's 100-word constraint forces brevity—the number one factor in door-knock success.