FREE EMAIL MESSAGES: 13 COVID-19 EMAIL MESSAGES

Just cut and paste these email messages to use with your sphere of influence or anyone you want to contact during this challenging time. 

EMAIL 1: Be the change

SUBJECT: Be the change...

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

I hope your world is looking brighter.

While it’s not really useful to pretend we haven’t been through trauma lately, our circumstances have given most of us time to reflect on where we’ve been, where we are, and where we’re going.

No one is predicting we’re going to go back to exactly where we were just a few months ago. 

So, we can expect change. That said, I love the words of Mahatma Gandhi: “Be the change that you wish to see in the world.” Perhaps this is a perfect time to do just that.

Keep in touch, 

(ADD YOUR SIGNATURE HERE)

EMAIL 2: Quarantining with kids

SUBJECT: Is this a great opportunity, or what?

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

There’s a quote by an anonymous author that’s been sticking in my mind these days. It seems as though it was meant for this exact time in our lives:

You will never look back on life and think, "I spent too much time with my kids."

While the COVID-19 pandemic is bringing hardships to a lot of people, it’s also bringing families closer together. That’s great... and a little frightening.

Quite frankly, most people who are self-quarantining themselves aren’t used to so much time with the kids. We don’t know what to do after the kids have finished their online school work other than turning on the TV, and that’s not really spending time with them, is it?

If you’re at a loss for activities that involve your children, you might want to try this site.

What’s your favorite activity with your kids?

Have a great day,

(ADD YOUR SIGNATURE HERE)

EMAIL 3: Here for you

SUBJECT: More than real estate on our minds

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

As I work every day to help you achieve your real estate goals, I want you to know that I’m also here for you during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Obviously, I don’t have medical knowledge that is useful in fighting this virus. What I do have are a great many connections with people who can possibly serve you, and not just in real estate. There may be some things I am unable to help you with. On the other hand, I’m going to do all I can to get you any help or expertise you may need and try my best to answer any questions you might have. 

You know my number (ADD YOUR PHONE HERE). Please call to see if I can help. 

Best wishes, 

(ADD YOUR SIGNATURE HERE)

EMAIL 4: Cleaner-cising

SUBJECT: Healthy and Productive!

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

Did you know if you clean for two hours, you burn 200 calories? 

Since we’re all stuck inside and probably cleaning more, I thought I would share this piece of info to maximize your time (Cleaner-cising!). Do you have any quarantine hacks that are helping you stay happy and productive? I’d love for you to share!

Letting you know that I’m thinking of you during these unusual times. Please call, text, or video chat if you have any real estate questions (ADD YOUR PHONE HERE). I'm staying up-to-date with the market and can share everything new that I’ve been hearing. 

Keep in touch, 

(ADD YOUR SIGNATURE HERE)

EMAIL 5: Optimist

SUBJECT: Are you an optimist?

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

Has anyone ever called you an optimist, and you wondered if it was really true?

According to Winston Churchill,

“A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.”

Let’s face it: We’re in the midst of difficult times, which presents a myriad of opportunities to help other people.

If you’d simply like to talk with someone, call me (ADD YOUR PHONE NUMBER HERE).

All the best,

(ADD YOUR SIGNATURE HERE)

EMAIL 6: Adapting

SUBJECT: A temporary blip or a new way of living?

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

Is the Coronavirus pandemic a passing interruption in our lives, or are we on the brink of a paradigm shift in our way of living?

The latter scenario may seem challenging, if not downright scary to a lot of people. Don’t count evolutionary anthropologists among those who find it particularly frightening. They see humans adapting to a new way of life, using a variety of creative solutions to come together, even when done remotely. Read this article from “The New Yorker" as it dives into their thoughts. 

After you read the article, I’d love to know your thoughts. 

Thinking of you,

(ADD YOUR SIGNATURE HERE)

EMAIL 7: Move it 15% More

SUBJECT: Move it 15% More

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

Did you know that listening to music while working out people have an average improvement in their overall performance by 15%? 

Since we all seem to have a lot of time to work out these days, I thought I would share this little tidbit of trivia in case it might motivate you (or perhaps me) to get out there and take advantage of this unexpected downtime. Read more about the benefits of music for your workout with 11 fun facts here. 

I know you may have a lot on your mind right now but in case you have any real estate questions, I am always here to help. Please call, text, or video chat if you have any questions (ADD YOUR PHONE NUMBER HERE). 

Keep in touch,

(ADD YOUR SIGNATURE HERE)

EMAIL 8: Can Do

SUBJECT: The Can-Do Attitude

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

There are a lot of things I can’t do today. I can’t go out to eat. I can’t go to the movies. I can’t go to any concerts, plays, sporting events, or even hang out with my friends.

As I was feeling down, thinking of all the things I can’t do, I thought of a quote by one of the greatest college basketball coaches of all time, John Wooden:

“Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.”

From now on, I will concentrate on all the things I can do.

What’s on your list of things you can do today?

Stay safe, stay healthy.

(ADD YOUR SIGNATURE HERE)

EMAIL 9: Buyers are out there

SUBJECT: Be Positive and Proactive! 

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

Buyers are still buying homes, and sellers are still selling! Despite the unusual circumstances, now is a great time to be positive and proactive. I know the market and can answer any questions you may have. 

Please call, text, or video chat (ADD YOUR PHONE NUMBER HERE). 

Respectfully, 

(ADD YOUR SIGNATURE HERE)

EMAIL 10: Hope

SUBJECT: Hope on the other side of the window

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

We’re reminded every day of the toll COVID-19 takes on our world. It can be pretty overwhelming. 

These days, it’s more important than ever to hear stories of hope that inspire us. Nic Brown from rural Ohio has one such story. Check out his story by visiting this link and watch the video for a story that will warm your heart. Know that there are dedicated men and women working tirelessly, putting their own lives on the line, to help us find our own window of hope. 

If you have any inspirational messages you would like to share, please email, call or text me at (ADD YOUR PHONE NUMBER HERE).

We’ll get through this together, knowing it’s windows and not walls that separate us.

(ADD YOUR SIGNATURE HERE)

EMAIL 11: How are you doing?

SUBJECT: How are you doing?

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

How are you doing? Seriously.

Was it only a few months ago that Covid-19 wasn’t even a part of our vocabulary?

Now we’re thinking about it almost 24/7; it seems we can’t get it out of our minds. But if there’s one thing history has taught us, it’s that things change. As Robert H. Schuller, the American author, speaker, and pastor once said, “Tough times never last, but tough people do.”

I just happened upon his quote, but I found it really inspiring. I thought maybe you would, too.

If you come across any quotes you want to share, I love to hear them.

Stay tough,

(ADD YOUR SIGNATURE HERE)

EMAIL 12: The real estate market

SUBJECT: How COVID is affecting real estate

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

I'm checking in to see if you have any questions about real estate during the COVID-19 pandemic. Changes are happening daily, sometimes hourly, and I’m doing my best to stay on top of all the changes that affect buying and selling real estate in our area. 

Give me a call and I’ll tell you what I know. You can reach me at (ADD PHONE NUMBER HERE).

Best wishes,

(ADD YOUR SIGNATURE HERE)

EMAIL 13: COVID-19 and Real Estate

SUBJECT: COVID-19 and Real Estate

​Hi, (ADD FIRST NAME HERE)

It’s true. We live in a strange time where uncertainty feels certain. With the 24/7 news cycle, it isn’t very easy to break away to feel the GOOD in life. So, today, I wanted to bring that GOOD to your email inbox. 

No matter what happens, I believe that there’s so much GOOD in the world around us. This is a time where we can help one another and show kindness and love. We’re in this together, and we will overcome it together. 

Please always consider me a resource on real estate and the housing market. I’m living that promise to you today. Below, you’ll find several helpful tips and answers to common questions. If you have a specific question, simply reply to this email to let me know.

COVID-19 and Real Estate 

Remaining aware of what is happening and being armed with correct information is critical during this time. COVID-19 is a concern, but our local real estate market remains strong. Each and every person needs a place to call home, and it’s my mission to make sure that I am serving you and our community by ensuring that the home buying and home selling processes are seamless and stress-free. 

No matter what happens, homes will continue to be bought and sold. Homes will continue to be wise investments. Locally, showings and offers on listings remain strong, and buyers continue to take advantage of record-low interest rates. 

I will continue to provide the best service I can–you have my word on that. I appreciate your support and referrals so much. 

Interest Rates: Should I Refi My Home Mortgage? 

In the past few weeks, mortgage interest rates have been at historic lows, dipping into the 2% range earlier in March of this year. Currently, rates have rebounded due to the very high volume of mortgage refi applications. As a general rule of thumb, if your interest rate is at 4% or below, it’s not likely that a refi will benefit you unless you decide to refi on a 15-year term. However, if your rate is above 4%, you may want to consider refinancing. Please be sure to consult with a mortgage lender professional about your particular situation. Do you need lender recommendations? Reach out to me anytime. 

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