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Live MARIS data · 12-month rolling window · listing-side intelligence only
Suggestions from MARIS · pulls subject property + AVM from ATTOM
Artemis Team · Real Broker, LLC
Listing Appointment Brief —
Generated · Live MARIS data, 12-month rolling window

City Overview

Head-to-Head Receipt

Listing Agents in This City — Profile Cards

What do these columns mean? Talking points for the seller meeting

Mix H/N/A/O

% of agent's listings classified Hard / Normal / Aggressive / Overpriced based on launch price vs city benchmark.
"This agent over-prices X% of their listings — that's a behavioral pattern, not a market accident."

LSP N/A vs LSP Over

List-to-Sale ratio split by pricing decision. LSP < 95% on Normal listings means the agent loses 5%+ of asking on standard work.
"Their typical seller loses [X]% of asking price even on normal listings."

Seller Net (avg)

Average dollars created vs city-bracket-median benchmark per listing. Positive = agent created seller value.
"On the average listing, this agent's seller netted [+/- $X] vs what comparable homes were getting."

MIS (Marketing Investment Score)

0-100 composite of MLS-visible marketing — photos, description length, 3D tour, floorplan, documents. 65+ = strong, < 40 = under-invested.
"Their MLS-visible marketing investment is [X]/100. Ours is [Y]. That's 5x more on the high-leverage assets."

3D / In-House

% of listings with a 3D tour at launch / % sold to buyers from same brokerage. High in-house rate without a strong buyer pipeline = steering.
"Half their listings sold to their own buyers. Think about whether your home gets full market exposure."

Reach

Number of distinct cities the agent has closed in over 12 months. Counter to the "local expert" claim.
"Marketing reach is what catches relocators, downsizers, and out-of-state buyers. Local concentration limits your buyer pool."

Flag

TEXTBOOK / HIGH RISK / ELEVATED — detects bait-and-switch (over-promise to win listing, then drop price). Rare but real pattern.
"This agent's pattern: over-list to win the listing, then drop the price. Their sellers consistently net less than asking."

Brokerage Rollup — In-House Behavior

Recent Artemis Wins in This City

Recent Competitor Losses in This City

The 10 Commandments of Pricing Your Home

1. Thou shalt not overprice.   2. Thou shalt not leave room to negotiate.   3. Thou shalt list below market.   4. Thou shalt market vacant homes hard.   5. Thou shalt set a deadline.   6. Thou shalt honor the first 21 days.   7. Thou shalt treat every reduction as irreversible.   8. Thou shalt not split the difference.   9. Thou shalt hire by playbook, not by commission.   10. Thou shalt let competition set the price.

Anchored in Knight 2002 + Han-Strange 2014 (peer-reviewed, 100,000+ transactions) plus our team's MARIS data.

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Sonnet 4.6 · grounded in this brief
Worst competitor
Local-expert handler
Over-pricing handler
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