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Best send time: Tue–Thu, 8–10am. Agents check email before showings.
Follow-up rule: One bump after 5 days, one final after 10. After that, mark dead and move on.
Your edge: Maryland-specific law (Md. Code § 20-705) — marital status, source of income, military status. No competitor covers this.

Each button opens a Google search for active Maryland listings on Zillow containing that phrase. Start with source of income — those are the strongest leads. "Run all" opens every search in the category at once.

Paste any Redfin or Zillow listing URL. The agent pulls the agent name, brokerage, flags the violations, searches for their email, and pre-fills your draft.

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Facebook ad — fear-based hook
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Target Maryland agents on Meta. Lead with the $20k fine angle. Headline: "A $20,000 fine. A license suspension. All from one listing." $15/day, pause after 5 days and check CTR.
Paid · $15/day
LinkedIn post — phrases agents don't know are risky
Free · do today
Educational list post: 5 phrases ("quiet neighborhood," "great schools," "walking distance") that flag FHA concerns. High share potential. Ends with soft Listing Guard mention.
Organic · LinkedIn
Google search ads — high intent keywords
Medium priority
Target "fair housing listing checker," "FHA real estate compliance," "MREC listing rules Maryland." These searchers are already looking — conversion will be high. $10/day.
Paid · $10/day
Maryland REALTORS® association pitch
High value
One newsletter mention reaches thousands of agents at once. Offer Listing Guard as a recommended compliance resource. CE course tie-in possible.
Free · Partnership

The agent reads this before every generation. The more specific, the better every email sounds like you.