Write appointment-setting messages for real estate seller leads

Write outreach messages that book appointments with potential home sellers for my real estate business. My business: [e.g. "we buy houses as-is for cash", "listing agent", "real estate investor"] Lead source: [e.g. "website inquiries", "expired listings", "absentee owners", "past clients"] Channels: [email / text / phone script / voicemail] What I offer sellers: [e.g. "close in 14 days", "no repairs needed", "free valuation"] Appointment type: [property visit / phone call / video consult] Tone: [e.g. "professional but relaxed"] Write: 1. First touch for each channel: short, personal, with one clear question or invitation. Keep texts under 300 characters. 2. Follow-ups: 3 more touches over [TIMEFRAME], each adding something new instead of "just checking in". 3. Phone script: opener, 4-5 qualifying questions (motivation, timeline, property condition, price expectations, who else decides), and how to ask for the appointment. 4. Replies to common responses: "not interested", "how did you get my number?", "what's your offer?", "I already have an agent", "stop". 5. Confirmation and reminder messages once an appointment is booked. Rules: - Respectful and low-pressure. Never imply urgency or consequences that aren't true, and take extra care with sensitive situations such as inheritance, divorce, or foreclosure. - Say who I am and why I'm reaching out. Honor opt-out requests immediately. - End with a compliance checklist: do-not-call registries, consent rules for calls and texts (e.g. the TCPA in the US), and state or local rules. Tell me to confirm with a qualified advisor if I'm unsure.