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Open House Flyers

Get co-branded professionally designed open house flyers.
We'll provide you a downloadable PDF flyer.
Submit Open House Flyer Request
Learn more about Open House Marketing
Help us get your flyer ready faster by including:
  • When & where: Open house date, time, time zone, and full property address.
  • Property details: Listing link, price, and key features.
  • Who to feature: Realtor’s name, brokerage, contact info, and your LO information.
  • Photos & logos: Upload high-resolution headshots, and logos.
  • Want scenarios included?: Simply attach the scenario numbers to your request.
  • Your deadline: When you need it and whether it’s for print, digital, or both.
Have a favorite property photo?
Tell us in the comments which images you or your Realtor want featured, plus any special requests.
Complete details = fewer follow-ups and faster design. Submit early to allow time for you and your Realtor partner to review!
Submit Open House Flyer Request
Co-Branded Advertising Request - NEW

Your Information

We want to be able to identify which "john" you are.

Maximum file size: 516MB

Your Partner's Information

Maximum file size: 516MB

Maximum file size: 516MB

Additional Information

Realtor.com, Zillow, Redfin, etc. work for listing links
Please submit key features or headers you want on the postcard. i.e. Pool, Finished Attic or 'Charming Home by Shopping Center!"

Maximum file size: 516MB

The most important part!

REMEMBER! Nothing is free. Creation of the flyer or creative piece as a service is considered a value, therefore, if you are providing the design file, your partner should be providing an equal service value such as the printing or mailing of the piece to result in a 50/50 split.

Please state below on how your referral partner will pitch in for this marketing material. (i.e. realtor will pay for the print cost of 1,000 flyers):

RESPA is the abbreviation for the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, a federal consumer protection law overseen by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) that is designed to require residential real settlement providers to make a number of disclosures about the mortgage and real estate settlement process to home buyers to ensure that they can make informed choices about their choice of settlement providers and that the fees they are charged in connection with the settlement process are fair and reasonable under the law.
Click here for more information about RESPA.
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