June is Homeownership Month! As REALTORS®, you have the unique opportunity to help make your client’s homeownership dreams become a reality. Your understanding of homeownership desires, promoting homeownership to your sphere and continuing your relationships with your clients will make you an invaluable resource to past, current and future clients as you guide them on their journey to homeownership.
We have collected resources you can share with your clients to explain the importance of homeownership, resources to help during their transaction and more. We have also provided tools to share your value with your sphere. Check them out and share them this Homeownership Month!
For You
Photofy
Share the value you bring to the real estate transaction with your sphere by using our member benefit, Photofy. These customizable graphics allow you to share your knowledge of Chicago and promote the importance of home straight to your social media platforms. View some of the available assets below, and get started today.
FastStats
Share your expertise with your clients by keeping up-to-date on the state of the market using FastStats. Get a monthly overview of the city, specific neighborhood data or weekly updates. Check out the data here.
Resources To Share or Learn More
Learn something new with these articles and web pages about client relationships, resources to share with your clients and more.
- Property Tax Appeals Hub: Everything you need to know about property taxes, from resources to appeal, schedules, updates and more.
- Earning a Client for Life
- Revolutionizing Your Customer Service
- Your Guide to Homeownership Assistance Grants, Loans & Programs
- Navigating the Negotiation
- Top Three Benefits of CRM Software for REALTORS®
- How To Get Your Clients To Yes
Check Out NAR’s Homeownership Month Resources
This June, NAR has partnered with the National Property Owners Alliance on social media to amplify the voices of homeowners. Join the conversation using their digital toolkit and #OwnersandNeighbors to support those who advocate for federal policies that support property ownership; public policies, programs and organizations that support homeownership; and elected officials who understand the value of homeownership and support homeowners.