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Death of Joint Tenant

What is Death of Joint Tenant?

When a co-owner passes, the surviving homeowner faces a wave of emotional and financial decisions. This play helps you show up as a steady guide—offering support, clarity, and next steps without pressure. You’re not pushing a sale. You’re being a trusted local resource.

The Right Audience

Surviving owners navigating life after the loss of a joint tenant. They may feel alone, unsure of their financial situation, or burdened by upkeep. These homeowners aren’t listing yet—but they’re open to help from someone who understands what they’re going through.
Txfr Type: Death of Joint Tenant Txfr Rec Date: Last 365 Days

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The Right Message

Keep it respectful, calm, and clear. Your message isn’t about urgency— it’s about options. Let them know you're here to help, not sell. Offer a free consultation or local valuation tailored to their new situation. When done with compassion, this play builds trust and often results in listings months down the line.

Key Themes

Perhaps it’s time to move on.
Ready for your next adventure?
Is it time to right-size your home?

Calls to Action

Schedule a confidential conversation about your next step.
Explore your options for moving forward with ease.
Let’s discuss how to simplify your transition.

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Outreach Channels

Phone and email are the most effective|offering direct and supportive contact. Direct mail can provide a softer reminder framed around life transitions. Online ads are not effective given the small|targeted audience.

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Measuring Success

Track consultations, listings, and attorney referrals. Many owners wait months to act, so monitor engagement over time and watch for signs of interest like callbacks or consultation bookings.