Give agents and ISAs a flexible conversation framework for expired owners, with the listing context, outcomes, and next steps visible in ProspectBoss.
Illustrative process, not live performance data
An expired listing script should identify the agent, accurately explain why the call is being made, and ask whether selling is still part of the owner’s plan. It should leave room to listen, respond to the seller’s actual situation, and suggest a next step only when it is useful and welcome. The wording is a guide, not a speech to deliver regardless of the answer.
Expired owners may have received other calls. A prepared agent can be clear and respectful while still adapting to the response.
The agent treats an expired status as proof that the owner wants a new representative.
The opening mentions a property status or a reason the home did not sell without checking it.
The caller moves straight to an appointment request before learning what the owner wants.
Prepare the record before calling and adjust the discussion to the seller’s words.
Identify yourself, name the property, and explain the relevant reason for contacting the owner.
Ask whether they still want to sell and what they would want to be different in a future attempt.
Offer a review or meeting when useful; record an agreed callback or a request for no further contact.
A script can keep the conversation focused without pretending that every expired owner has the same problem.
“What would you want a new plan to address?” Listen before proposing a listing discussion.
“Understood. Would any later update be helpful, or would you prefer no further contact?”
“Thanks for letting me know.” Update the record and respect the owner’s decision.
ProspectBoss keeps property context, call history, dispositions, and follow-up connected. Review what agents learn and whether promised next steps are completed.
Know the opening and the questions, then speak naturally and respond to what the owner says.
After identifying yourself and the property, ask whether selling is still part of the owner’s plan.
Acknowledge that, keep the interaction brief, and respect their preference about further contact.
Use a consistent framework, but adapt it to the verified property status, prior history, and seller response.
Agents can document the result, preserve conversation context, and assign a welcomed callback or appointment.
See how ProspectBoss brings seller context, controlled calling, and the next step together for your team.