5 Resources to Reconnect with Your Clients in 2018

The value of a gift isn't measured in how much it costs. It's measured in how much it gives to the recipient. Take some time this holiday season to reconnect with your old clients and leads by sending them something they can use! To help you do that, we've gone ahead and created some free eBooks, checklists, and other downloadable content for you to print, post, or send to your contacts! Just download your favorite resources, add your contact information, then save.

1. Understanding Your Mortgage

This handy download has all the information your clients need to start thinking about getting a mortgage. It introduces the different types of loans and interest rates as well as additional mortgage costs like mortgage points, escrow accounts, and private mortgage insurance.

2. Home Maintenance and Inspection Schedule

Properly maintaining a home can help prevent costly damage down the road. Help your clients protect their investment with the personalizable Home Maintenance and Inspection Schedule. This handy guide has important suggestions for monthly, seasonal, and annual maintenance.

3. Home Buying Guide

The American dream of homeownership doesn't have to be a nightmare! This eBook has everything your buyers need to know to start their journey toward buying a home.

4. House Hunting Checklist

Moving is a big deal and searching for a new home can be overwhelming, especially for first time homebuyers. Help your clients stay organized and at ease with this house hunting checklist!

5. Holiday Guides

Inspire your clients to deck the halls with the "Home for the Holidays Handbook" and the "Holiday Entertaining Guide!" Each of these eBooks includes fun holiday decorating, recipe, and hosting tips.

After you download these free guides, check out our article on How to Share New Resources with Your Contacts. And just so you know, we have free agent and broker resources for you too! Check out the top 5 free resources every real estate agent should know about here!

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