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The 10K
Award Program
If you're ready to sell your home or planning to
move soon, put the innovative and highly successful
10K Award Program to work for you. Then rest
assured, as your home will be shown often and soon.
This exposure to more buyers and their agents helps
your home sell quickly and at a better price.
Since May 1990, when the Vaughan Company launched
its 10K Award Program, thousands of participating
listed homes have sold in just over half the time
they would have sold through the multiple listing
service alone.
The idea behind this programs outstanding success is
simple, yet brilliant: Give all Albuquerque area
real estate agents a compelling reason to show and
sell specific homes. Their incentive is the
excellent chance to win $10,000.
The cost for homeowners to participate in the 10K
Award Program is small in relation to the
substantial benefit they receive. Sellers promise to
pay the Vaughan Company $250 at their homes closing,
in addition to the regular commission. This fee goes
into a holding account. After 48 residential
listings in the 10K program are sold and closed, a
drawing is held to award $10,000 of the accumulated
funds to an eligible agent. The remaining $2,000
covers the programs marketing costs.
Any agent who sells at least one of the 48
participating 10K listings is eligible to win the
$10,000. By selling more than one 10K listing for
any single drawing, agents substantially increase
the odds of winning. For example, the first sales
associate to win a Vaughan Company 10K Award had
sold three such listings. I am totally sold and
totally support this program, he says. I go out of
my way to show a 10K home!
The 10K Award Program gives homes sellers a potent
marketing advantage. In over 30 years in business,
says Doug Vaughan, CEO of the Vaughan Company, this
program is the single most effective tool I have
seen to help homeowners get top dollar for their
homes in the shortest amount of time.
To sell your home through the 10K Award program,
consult a Vaughan Company Sales Agent today.
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