Availability - Email asking about a properties availability.
Schedule a Tour - Email asking to schedule a tour
Pricing Inquiry - email asking how much a certain room costs
Application (how to) - Email asking how to apply
Pet Policy - Emails asking about the property’s pet policy
Parking - Emails asking about parking at the property
Utilities - Emails asking about what utilities are included at the property
Laundry - Emails asking about Washer dryers on site/in unit.
Generic Amenities - Emails asking about mail rooms, gyms, etc.
Section 8 - Emails asking if the property accepts vouchers, low income assistance, etc.
1. Look straight into camera when recording.2. Do not read from a script! You can't look at the camera and make a video feel casual and personal if you are reading from a script or repeating some memorized message. Think of it more like recording a video voicemail where you are just talking to someone. It doesn't have to be perfect and small mistakes actually make the video feel more genuine and relatable.3. Pretend like you are talking to one person. It even helps to imagine a particular person you are talking to while you record!4. Use the word, "you".
- "It has been so long since I've seen you!"
- "I wanted to check in and see how you are doing".
- "When I found out we had this special, I thought of you immediately."
3. Smile and be friendly! The most engaging and seemingly personal videos (even when they are generic) are when the person recording the video is friendly and energetic, like they just ran into someone they care about who they haven't seen in a long time.