Listing Presentation - Anne

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Our pledge as your Real Estate Broker is to provide professional guidance, experience, and teamwork towards our common goal.

Our focus is acreage lifestyle clientele and Equestrian niche properties. This includes land development, Hobby Farms and large Commercial Facilities across the Pacific Northwest.

Actively cultivating and maintaining my vast equine network. Constant updating, evolving and promotions to garner the most attention for listings! This includes but not limited to, QR codes, mobile apps, SEO tags, individual listing websites, Google analytics, social media platforms, professional photography and videography, reverse prospecting, print advertising, marketing team outsourcing and company websites. In a world of technology, I still believe there’s a need for old fashioned networking. I take pride in my Real Estate Broker network and will strive to continue those relationships throughout my career.

Responsive, accurate, and continued communication is the cornerstone of the highest level of service. We inherently share the same goal. To sell your property with the most favorable terms. My duty is to keep you apprised of the current Real Estate marketplace and most importantly your listing activity. I’m available to clients when they need. I’m never too busy to communicate and discuss your property. We are a team; communication is imperative for our success!

Licensed Real Estate Broker in Oregon & Washington

- OVER 65 YEARS OF COMBINED REAL ESTATE EXPERTISE -

Equestrian property is a niche market which greatly differs from the standard single-family home. Evaluating those specific amenities often overlooked by the non-horse person or Realtor, to obtain an accurate picture. The standard elements of value such as location, size, condition, views and market trends are combined with stall size, barn layout, arena construction, specialty footing, fencing, turn-outs, trails, boarding capacity and so forth to determine value.

Thoroughbred Real Estate Group is comprised of licensed Realtors with a thorough understanding and appreciation of Equestrian property owners, buyers, and those who simply enjoy the country lifestyle. Recognized locally and nationally through our participation in Equestrian related associations, events, and activities. Our experience, reputation and team of courteous professionals look forward to providing you with results. Servicing the Northwest region throughout Oregon and Washington state, when the time is right for you to purchase or market your horse property, contact us to ensure knowledgeable representation with the best service!

Salem Horse Boarding Facility $1,300,000 Sold in 5 Days! $48k Over List Dallas 13 Acres, Indoor Arena $695,000 Private Lake View in Salem $668,000 Oregon City 9 Acres, 4 Stall Barn $740,000 Oxer Ridge Farm $1,900,000 Cornelius Hobby Farm $2,075,000 Adnara Equestrian Center $2,050,000 106 Acre Oregon City Working Farm $1,600,000 Corral Creek Farm $1,350,000

OVER 1,000 ACRES SOLD!

WISDOM WHEEL STABLES $599,000 WHITE OAK FARMS $1,150,000 LONESTAR RANCH $1,650,000 TIPPERARY STABLES $1,250,000 REMSTONE FARMS $2,300,000 SALEM BOARDING & TRAINING $799,000 NARNIA FARM $1,550,000 WHITE HORSE FARM $1,140,000 SHERWOOD STABLES $1,510,000

 Prepare and stage accordingly for professional pictures and video

 Approve marketing script and listing verbiage

 Compile property brochure

 Syndicate to Online Real Estate Portals

 Upload Niche Property Listings

 Equine campaign partners

 Thoroughbred Group website

 Social Media push

 Target audience and SEO tag

 Master Circle publications

 Access to Realtor Network and multiple MLS services

 Direct e-blast equine database

 Direct mail farm list postcards

 Reverse prospect Buyers

 Hold Broker’s Open

 Provide bi-monthly analytic reports

 Agent accompanied showings

 Pre-qualify perspective Buyers

 Obtain showing feedback

 Escort appraiser

 Responsive and continued communication

 Utilize industry relationship and network

PRE-MARKETING:

Listing Preparation; Condition Evaluation and Suggestions

Comparative Market Analysis Report; Broker Price Opinion

Professional Photography, Aerials, Videography

Detailed Data Input: Amenities, Usage, Details, Improvements, Income, Leases Etc.

Professional Property Brochure, Script and Marketing Materials Compiled and Approved

PROPERTY LISTED:

Reverse Prospecting to agents with client’s searching for similar properties

Market to Realtor Database (15,000+)

Market to Equestrian and Contacts Database (10,000+)

Access to 3 MLS’s (RMLS, WVMLS, NWMLS) as applicable

Nationwide Access and Posting

Entered on TBREGroup SEO Equipped Website

ListHub syndication 750+ portals (see supplemental info)

Reverse Prospect to brokers who have created new profiles for buyers

Direct Marketing to Equestrian Community online

Equestrian Niche Website Accounts (Local, National, International Reach)

Target Audience Social Media Blasts

Multi-Media tools to reach across platforms

Direct Mail Neighborhood and Farm Database

Direct E-blast Campaigns

For Sale Sign at Property as applicable

Ongoing Marketing:

Exclusive Brokers Only Open House (as applicable)

Master Circle Member Access Advertising (volume based membership)

Property Analytics Reports to Sellers

Continuing Reverse Prospecting

Deliver Follow-up Feedback from perspective buyers and agents

Updates on market conditions and Equestrian property activity

Niche Print Publications

Equine community, Events, and word of mouth

 Initial consultation: Determine specific property requirements and identify Buyer needs, wants and budget respective to current market conditions.

 Overview of pre-qualification vs pre-approval

 Provide lender referrals if needed

 Extensive home search: MLS listed properties and exclusive TBRE Group pocket listings

 Tour homes/properties and constant monitoring of market for new inventory

 Discuss various offer strategies for best offer position

 Prepare, submit and negotiate offers

 Clear and effective communication with Sellers’ agent throughout transaction, ensuring a smooth transaction for all.

 Coordinate, schedule and manage all inspections

 Review all Inspection Reports

 Negotiate needed repairs

 Provide resources for repairs as needed

 Schedule and manage all re-inspections

 Manage all critical dates and transaction timelines, ensuring a timely closing

 Constant communication with Escrow, Lender and Sellers’ agent, effectively managing all status details, changes and updates.

 Ongoing detailed communication and transaction updates to Buyers.

 Available by phone, text or email, throughout the entire buying process.

 WHAT YOU PAID

 WHAT YOU NEED

 WHAT YOU WANT

 WHAT YOUR NEIGHBOR SAYS

 WHAT ANOTHER AGENT SAYS

 COST TO REBUILD TODAY

ASKING
PRICE % OF POTENTIAL BUYERS WHO WILL
15% Above 10% 10% Above 30% MARKET VALUE 60% 10% BMV 75% 15% BMV 90%

Nearly all consumers search online first and there’s only one opportunity to make the best first impression. Investing in high quality imagery and videography allows your property to stand out and ultimately sells your property first beforethecompetition.

Salem/Keizer Area

Northwest Multiple Listing Service Area

Central Oregon Multiple Listing Service Area

The horse industry contributes approximately $39 billion in direct economic impact to the U.S. economy, and supports 1.4 million jobs on a full-time basis. When indirect and induced spending are included, the industry’s economic impact reaches $102 billion.

SOME KEY INDUSTRY STATISTICS AND ECONOMIC INDICATORS:

ESTIMATED NUMBER OF HORSES IN THE U.S.

 9.2 million

OREGON SPECIFIC

 Horse Population: 168,000 horses

 Capital: Salem

 Population: 3,641,056

 Land area: 95,997 sq mi. (248,632 sq km)

 Portland: 533,427

 Salem: 148,751

 Eugene: 144,515

 Gresham: 96,072

 Beaverton: 85,775

 Hillsboro: 84,533

 Medford: 70,147

 Bend: 67,152

 Springfield: 55,641

 Corvallis: 49,553

RELATIONSHIP WITH THE HORSE

WASHINGTON SPECIFIC

 Horse Population: Over 155,000 horses

 Capital: Olympia

 Population: 6,724,540

 Land area: 71,300 sq mi. (248,632 sq km)

 Seattle: 608,660

 Spokane: 208,916

 Tacoma: 198,397

 Vancouver: 161,791

 Bellevue: 122,363

 Everett: 103,019

 Kent: 92,411

 Yakima: 91,067

 Renton: 90,927

 Spokane Valley: 89,755

Based on a new question this year, the survey results reflected the complex relationship between humans and horses. Respondents were most likely to view their horses as family members (67.4%, companion animals (62.7%), performance partners (57.6%) and/or best friends (55.9%). A smaller percentage of respondents viewed their horses as an investment (22.4%), livestock animal (21.1%) or employee (7.8%).

Source: AHP Equine Industry Survey by Zoetis

Thoroughbred Real Estate Group Anne Breault anne@TBREGroup.com (503) 504-0462

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