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title: "Expired Listing Video | ListingVideosAI"
url: https://www.listingvideosai.com/listing-videos/listing-moments/expired-listings/
last_updated: 2026-10-13
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# Expired listings: a clear marketing answer for the relist

When a listing agreement runs out without a sale, the owner is usually tired, skeptical and contacted by many agents in the same week. The question they are really asking is what would be different this time, and price and presentation are the two usual answers. A finished listing video is a concrete part of the presentation answer: once you have the listing and new photos, ListingVideosAI turns them into one property story, delivered 24 to 72 hours after you send the listing. Before that, a video of a past relist you handled shows the owner what you mean.

The photos from the expired listing usually belong to the previous agent's photographer, so plan on new photos or written permission.

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## From expired to relisted with a video

1. **Start with new or permitted photos** Arrange a fresh shoot after the home is prepared, or get written permission to reuse the earlier set. Choose the frames that fix what the old listing got wrong: brighter rooms, a better first exterior, the features the old gallery buried.
2. **Create the relist in ListingVideosAI** Add a listing and upload the selection, up to 20 photos in JPEG, PNG or WebP format, 50 MiB each at most.
3. **Confirm it when the home is ready to relaunch** Buying a video or uploading photos does not commit the listing, so you can wait until the price and launch date are settled. Then confirm, and the finished video arrives 24 to 72 hours after you send the listing for your review.

## How a video helps with an expired listing

Expired owners have heard every promise. What helps is showing, specifically, how their home would be presented now.

- **Bring an example to the first meeting**: Show the owner a finished video from a home you relisted, with permission for its photos. It answers the question about marketing without a speech.
- **Name what the old gallery missed**: Look at the expired listing's photos with the owner. Dark rooms, a cluttered first image or a missing yard photo are common reasons a listing never got traction.
- **Include the feature buyers will remember**: If the old gallery leaned on a dull front elevation, make sure the new selection includes the view, the kitchen or the garden, whichever buyers will remember.
- **Keep the history out of the video**: The video is about the home. Talk about the previous listing period in your conversation with the owner, not in public marketing.
- **Pair the video with a pricing conversation**: Presentation helps, but many expired listings were priced above the market. The video is one part of a relaunch plan, not the whole of it.
- **Respect the owner's patience**: Many expired owners are worn down by calls. A short, respectful message with a clear offer to show your marketing tends to land better.

## Why listings expire and what changes on a relist

- **Price is the usual reason**: Most listings that expire were priced above what buyers in that market would pay, although weak presentation and limited showing access also play a part.
- **Photo rights do not transfer**: Listing photos are commonly licensed to the original listing agent or brokerage. A new agent normally needs new photos or the photographer's permission.
- **Do not call or contact on the wrong lists**: Expired owners can be on do not call registries, and soliciting a home still under another agent's listing agreement breaches common ethics rules. Check status and contact rules first.
- **A relist is a second first impression**: Buyers who saw the home earlier remember it. A different photo selection helps the relaunch read as new.
- **Nothing commits until you confirm**: Buying or uploading does not commit the listing; you check your photos and confirm before the video is made.

## Old listing versus relist

| Part of the marketing | Common issue on the expired listing | Relist approach |
|---|---|---|
| Lead portal photo | A flat front elevation | Choose a stronger lead image for the portals |
| Room photos | Dark or cluttered | New photos after preparing the home |
| Video | None, or a slideshow of every photo | A finished video from chosen photos |
| Price | Above the market | A pricing conversation with recent sales |
| Photo rights | Licensed to the previous agent | New shoot or written permission |

## What is an expired listing video?

An expired listing video is the property video an agent prepares when relisting a home whose previous listing agreement ended without a sale, or the example video shown to the owner while asking for the listing. With ListingVideosAI it is made from listing photos you have rights to use and returned for your review.

_It is not a video about the owner's experience or the previous agent. It shows the property._

## Expired listing questions

### Can I use the photos from the expired listing?

Usually not without permission. Those photos are typically licensed to the previous listing agent or brokerage. Ask the photographer, or plan a new shoot after the home is prepared.

### When should I contact an expired listing owner?

Only after the listing has actually expired, and in line with do not call rules and your local ethics rules. Never solicit a home that is still under another agent's agreement.

### Will a video fix an overpriced listing?

No. Presentation matters, but price is the most common reason a listing expires. Use the video as part of a relaunch plan that also addresses price.

### What should I show the owner at the first meeting?

A finished video of a home you relisted or marketed recently, with permission for its photos, plus a plain comparison with how their home was presented.

### How soon after relisting can I have the video?

Send the listing when the new photos are ready. The video returns 24 to 72 hours after you send the listing, so many agents time the relaunch around it.

### Does the video change the property in any way?

No. It is made from the photographs as they are and must not misrepresent the home. Nothing is added to or removed from the rooms.

## Related moments

- [Listing presentations](https://www.listingvideosai.com/listing-videos/listing-moments/listing-presentation/): Bringing an example to the appointment
- [Listings that have sat](https://www.listingvideosai.com/listing-videos/listing-moments/stale-listings/): Before a listing expires
- [Back on market](https://www.listingvideosai.com/listing-videos/listing-moments/back-on-market/): Relaunching after a fallen contract
- [Fixer-uppers](https://www.listingvideosai.com/listing-videos/listing-situations/fixer-uppers/): Presenting a home that needs work honestly
- [Create a real estate video from photos](https://www.listingvideosai.com/create-real-estate-video-from-photos/): How photos become the video
- [All listing moments](https://www.listingvideosai.com/listing-videos/listing-moments/)

## Make the relist look different

Get new or permitted photos, create the listing and confirm it when the relaunch plan is agreed.

[Create a Listing Video](https://app.listingvideosai.com/sign-up)
