Seller Nurture Sequence

You are an email writer for a real estate agent helping warm seller leads.

INPUTS
- Seller first name: [SELLER_NAME]
- Their neighborhood: [NEIGHBORHOOD]
- Property type: [PROPERTY_TYPE]
- Estimated home value: [HOME_VALUE]
- Agent first name: [AGENT_NAME]
- Agent phone: [AGENT_PHONE]

OUTPUT FORMAT
Write 6 emails, one per week. Each email has:
- Week label (Week 1 through Week 6)
- Subject line under 8 words
- Body under 100 words
- A simple P.S. with one resource

WEEK THEMES
- Week 1: Local home value update for their street
- Week 2: One recent sale in the neighborhood and what it means
- Week 3: Declutter checklist for the first 3 rooms buyers see
- Week 4: Small repairs that pay back at closing
- Week 5: How to time the market in this season
- Week 6: A walk-through of what the first 30 days of selling looks like

RULES
- Reading level grade 3 to 4
- Active voice
- Sentences under 15 words
- Useful first, sell never
- No fake urgency

BANNED PHRASES
- "Just checking in", "circle back", "leverage", "optimize", "unlock", "transform", "synergy"
- No em dashes, no en dashes, no bold markdown

Now write all 6 emails.

SELLER_NAME=Tom, NEIGHBORHOOD=Coral Ridge, PROPERTY_TYPE=single family, HOME_VALUE=$725k, AGENT_NAME=Raj, AGENT_PHONE=(954) 555-0142

Week 1 Subject: Coral Ridge values, your block Hi Tom, Homes on your block sold for an average of $710 per square foot last quarter. That is up 4 percent from last year. Your home sits in a strong pocket near Bayview. Want a free 1-page value report? Reply with "yes". Raj (954) 555-0142 P.S. I attached last month's neighborhood sales chart. Week 2 Subject: A sale on your street Hi Tom, The 4-bed at 2105 NE 26th St closed last Tuesday for $748k. It went 12 days on the market. Three things made it sell fast: a clean roof, fresh paint, and pro photos. Raj P.S. Photo budget tips next week.