First Impression
Lead Types
Discovery & Qualification
Objection Handling
PowerISA Random
100

What should you establish within the first 10 seconds of every call?

What is trust and credibility?

100

A homeowner whose listing expired without selling.

What is an Expired Listing?



100

What are the three most important things to uncover before setting an appointment?

  • Motivation
  • Timeline
  • Condition (or situation)
100

"We're not interested." What should you do first?

What is acknowledge the objection and ask a follow-up question?

100


How many calls should an ISA generally make per day?

Approximately 250–400 dials per day (depending on the campaign).

200

Using the homeowner's name and mentioning your previous conversation helps build this.

What is rapport?

200

You call homeowners around a recent sale to find more sellers. What lead type is this?

What is motivation?

200

"What has you considering selling?" uncovers what?

What is motivation?

200

"We're waiting for interest rates to drop." What should you explore before ending the call?

What is their motivation and whether rates are the only thing stopping them?

200

What does ISA stand for?

What is Inside Sales Agent?

300

A strong opening should sound like this instead of a telemarketer.

What is natural and conversational?

300

A homeowner behind on mortgage payments is considered this lead type.

What is Pre-Foreclosure?

300

"If everything worked out perfectly, when would you like to move?" uncovers what?

What is the timeline?

300

Why is agreeing with a prospect before asking another question effective?

What is it lowers defenses because people feel understood?

300

What CRM does PowerISA commonly use?

What is Lofty? (or your team's CRM)

400

Why should you ask permission before taking too much of someone's time?

What is it lowers resistance and shows respect for their time?

400

A property being sold after someone passed away is called what?

What is a Probate lead?

400

Why do we ask about updates or remodeling?

What is property condition and potential value?

400

What's the difference between a brush-off and a real objection?


What is:


  • Brush-off: a quick excuse to end the conversation.
  • Real objection: an actual concern preventing action.
400

What does D.A.R.T. stand for?

Discover

Ask

Relate

Transition

500

What are the four parts of a great call opening?

  • Greeting
  • Permission
  • Reason for the call
  • Curiosity/value statement
500

An absentee owner who rents their property is also known as what?

  • Why are you considering selling?
  • Where are you moving?
  • When would you like to move?
  • Have you spoken with an agent?
  • What updates have you made?
  • Is there a mortgage?
  • If you received the right offer, would you sell?
  • What happens if the home doesn't sell?
500

Name five qualification questions every ISA should ask.

  • Why are you considering selling?
  • Where are you moving?
  • When would you like to move?
  • Have you spoken with an agent?
  • What updates have you made?
  • Is there a mortgage?
  • If you received the right offer, would you sell?
  • What happens if the home doesn't sell?
500

Role-play: A homeowner says, "Call me next year." What would you say?

"I completely understand. A lot can change over the next year. Just out of curiosity, what do you think might need to happen before you'd consider making a move?"

500

Name the four pillars of a successful ISA.

  • Great mindset
  • Consistency
  • Active listening
  • Script mastery
  • Follow-up
  • CRM discipline
  • Confidence
  • Coachability (accept any four)