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The Western Massachusetts For Sale By Owner Handbook | Lesley Lambert, REALTOR

The Western Massachusetts For Sale By Owner Handbook | Lesley Lambert, REALTOR

Are you homeowner in Western Massachusetts that is considering selling your home as a for sale by owner?

I respect your decision and want to help!

For Sale By Owner Handbook by Lesley Lambert

Why on earth would I want to help you out with some free advice?

There are actually several reasons:

  • • Because I really enjoy my job, and I like to share and help.
  • • You may be looking to buy another house when this one sells and I would love to be your buyer agent for that one.
  • • You may later decide to enlist a real estate professional to sell your home, and I’d like you to consider me if you go that route.
  • • If you get buyers looking at your home, who can’t buy it, but they want to look at other homes and don’t have a real estate agent — you could refer them to me.

We can help each other!

The attached e-book is yours to download for FREE and is a step by step guide through the steps it takes to get a home sold. I hope that you find it helpful. For some people, selling their home themselves makes perfect sense. Other times, after starting down this path, folks discover that they don’t have the time, resources, or disposition to be able to do it themselves. If for any reason, you change your mind and decide to use a real estate agent to market your home, I would love the opportunity to talk with you about how I would get the job done.

Good luck and happy reading!

Lesley Lambert, Twittervangelist

If you know me at all, you know that I love Twitter. I love it so much I co-created a network called the #twitterqueens.

Lately, though, I have been missing the “Twitter of old”. When I first joined Twitter, it was an underground social media experiment of sorts. It wasn’t indexed on Google and most people had barely heard of it. That lent itself to allowing those of us pioneers to get some time to mingle. When I first began, it was exciting to have all these new people following me. I soon realized, however, that while the number of followers can fool you into feeling popular, many of these people never actually TALKED to me. I gravitated towards others who wanted to socialize and converse and have made some powerful and amazing relationships (including meeting my boyfriend @mmpartee).

Twitter has always been my favorite social media platform because it is quick and agile and everyone’s experience is defined by who they follow, so each stream is unique. That being said, I have been spending less time on Twitter and couldn’t quite put a finger on why.

Last night I figured it out. I tweeted that I missed when people on Twitter tweeted at me with conversation and not sales. I longed for the day when the stream was more than an endless pitch of blog posts and ponzi scams. Was I ever gratified when out of blue several people started actual conversations with me. Many of them are “old twitter friends” and several were people I had never chatted with. I was energized and excited that Twitter could still hold that positive result for me.

I tossed out that we should create a movement to take back the “Twitter of old” by committing to strike up at least three conversations on Twitter a day.

I added that I thought we should use the hashtag #3Tweets to be accountable to each other.

My plan includes doing some Twitter pruning for the first time ever. I never really felt the need to thin the herd before, but after last night, I feel like it is time to create space for conversations with people who want to engage.

Of course I use social media venues, including Twitter to share my blog posts and business ventures. BUT….I still talk with people most of the time. If you are using Twitter as one neverending commercial sales pitch, say goodbye to me now while you still can.

If you feel the same way as I do, drop in on #3Tweets and share the conversations! I am @LesleyLambert, Twittervangelist!