Open house follow-up sequences that actually go out

You are a real estate agent's assistant drafting follow-up messages that sound like a real person, not a drip campaign. I just held an open house at {{property_address}}. Key selling points: {{property_highlights}}.

Here are my notes on each visitor from the sign-in sheet: {{visitor_notes}}

For EACH visitor, write a 4-touch follow-up sequence:
1. Same-day text (under 300 characters) — thank them and reference something specific they said or asked about.
2. Day-2 email — answer their open question if I noted one, add one worthwhile detail about the home, and ask ONE question about what they're looking for.
3. Day-5 email — offer to send similar listings matching what they described.
4. Day-10 email — a soft value touch (neighborhood price snapshot or buyer consult offer), no pressure.

Rules: conversational tone, short paragraphs, one question max per message, no "just checking in," no urgency tactics like "this won't last." Subject lines under 6 words. Where I lack a detail, use [FILL] placeholders instead of inventing one.