Industry kit
Real estate templates for agents who list, market and sell
A sales agent wins the listing with a presentation, markets the property with a flyer, a video and a website, and qualifies buyers before the open home. This kit links finished examples of each, written for invented Australian agencies.
Winning the listing
A sales agent first job is to win the listing, and that happens at the vendor kitchen table with a listing presentation. It shows comparable sales, a price guide, the campaign plan and its cost, the agent fee and why this agent should sell the home. Once the vendor signs the agency agreement, which every state regulates with its own form and disclosure rules, the work turns to marketing: photography, video, a flyer for the letterbox drop and the open home, and the listing online.
Qualifying buyers and running the campaign
During the campaign the agent collects buyer enquiries, qualifies them by budget, finance and timing, runs open homes and keeps the vendor informed. A buyer enquiry form that asks the right questions, one at a time on a phone, saves calls that go nowhere. A listing video and a professional agent website keep the agent visible for the next vendor. The examples below show each of these as finished pieces built for invented agencies, so the structure and copy can be judged as they stand, slide by slide and question by question.
Who the kit is for
The kit is written for residential sales agents and small agencies in Australia. Real estate agents are licensed by each state, and agency agreements, trust accounting and advertising rules such as price guides are set by state law, so use the official forms your state requires for the agency agreement and contract of sale. The examples here cover the marketing and enquiry side, which is where agents have the most freedom to do things well, and every card opens a complete example that can be read before any of it is reused.
The kit, piece by piece
Listing presentation
Real estate listing presentation that wins the vendorComparable sales, a price guide, the campaign plan and the fee, built to win the vendor at the kitchen table.
Buyer enquiry form
Buyer enquiry form for a real estate agency, one question at a timeBudget, finance status, timing and must haves, asked one question at a time on a phone.
Open house flyer
Open house flyerAn open home flyer with the times, the key features and the agent contact.
Listing video
Real estate listing video exampleA property listing video for social and the listing page, in vertical and landscape.
Agent website
Real estate agent website example built to win listingsA real estate agent website built to win listings, with recent sales and an appraisal request.
Property management signing
Sign a property management agreement onlineFor agencies with a rent roll: the management agreement signed online by the landlord.
Option to purchase agreement
Option to purchase agreement with a fee, a window and a caveatAn option with a fee, a window and a caveat, for agents who handle option deals.
Access consent form
Property access consent form for a trade visitConsent for a trade or photographer to enter a property, with the times agreed.
The listing presentation that wins
Vendors choose agents on three things: a believable price, a clear campaign and trust. Lead with comparable sales that the vendor can check, give a price guide range that follows your state underquoting rules, then show the campaign week by week with its cost. Put the fee and commission on one slide and do not hide it. The listing presentation example shows this order and can be exported to PDF or PowerPoint to leave behind after the meeting.
Qualifying buyers without the phone tag
A buyer enquiry form should ask for budget, finance status, the date the buyer needs to move, whether they have a home to sell and their must haves. A conversational form that asks one question at a time works on a phone straight from a listing link. The agent receives an email alert for each enquiry and can export all enquiries as a CSV to follow up after the open home.
Marketing that keeps working
A listing video and a flyer do two jobs: they sell this property and they show the next vendor what the agent does. Make the video in vertical for social and landscape for the listing page from the same project; captions are burned in so it works with the sound off. The agent website should show recent sales, the team and an appraisal request, and Sites publishes it at a free onecraft.live address or a custom domain on a paid plan.
The tools behind the kit
- AI presentation maker
- AI form builder
- AI flyer maker
- AI video maker
- AI website builder
- E-signature software
Step by step in the builders: Make a pitch presentation with AI, then Make a promo video with AI voiceover.
Questions people ask
What should a real estate listing presentation include?
It should include the agent and agency, comparable recent sales, a price guide range, the method of sale, the campaign plan with costs, the fee and commission, a timeline to sale and testimonials or results where your state rules allow. Keep the fee visible rather than buried at the end.
Can agents use their own agency agreement?
Agency agreements are regulated by each state, which sets the required content, disclosures and in some cases the form. Agents usually use the form provided by their state institute or software that meets the rules. Use the examples here for marketing and enquiries, and the official form for the agreement.
What questions should a buyer enquiry form ask?
Ask for name, phone and email, budget range, finance status, whether they need to sell first, timing, the number of bedrooms and the must haves. Keep it short enough to finish on a phone in under two minutes so more buyers complete it from the listing.
Should a listing have a video?
A short listing video helps on social media and on the listing page, where many buyers watch with the sound off. Use captions, show the key rooms and the street, and keep it under a minute. The listing video in this kit is made in both vertical and landscape.
Do real estate agents need a personal website?
Many agents rely on the agency website, but a personal site helps an agent build a profile in their suburbs and capture appraisal requests directly. It should show recent sales, local knowledge, the agent contact details and a simple appraisal form that a vendor can fill in on a phone.
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