Stay Connected to Past Clients
Give homeowners genuine reasons to interact with your brokerage between transactions.
Why H.O.M.E.
H.O.M.E. gives brokerages a structured way to remain useful, relevant, and connected throughout the homeowner journey.
The brokerage earns trust through the transaction. H.O.M.E. turns that trust into a long-term homeowner relationship strategy.
Schedule a H.O.M.E. ConversationThe brokerage opportunity
Most brokerages have substantial past-client databases but no centrally managed homeowner experience. H.O.M.E. closes that strategic and operational gap.
Give homeowners genuine reasons to interact with your brokerage between transactions.
Give agents a tangible post-closing benefit they can confidently offer buyers and sellers.
Create a homeowner-support proposition that extends well beyond transaction management.
Develop meaningful, structured relationships with trusted local businesses.
Preferred Provider participation can create recurring program revenue separate from commission income.
When the brokerage remains useful during homeownership, it has a stronger opportunity to remain relevant when the homeowner eventually sells, buys again, refers someone, or needs real estate guidance.
The model
Participating Preferred Providers can help support the economics of delivering the homeowner program while creating additional brokerage economics.
H.O.M.E. is not repositioned as a vendor-revenue program. The homeowner relationship is the product. The Preferral Network supports that relationship and helps fund the operating system around it.
Specific program economics are discussed privately with participating brokerages.
Brokerage fit
H.O.M.E. is designed for brokerages prepared to lead a long-term homeowner strategy while H.O.M.E. manages the operating infrastructure.
You believe the client relationship should continue after closing.
You want a stronger brokerage value proposition for agents.
You want to turn your past-client database into an actively supported homeowner community.
You have relationships with local service businesses but no structured way to organize them.
You want additional program economics outside traditional commissions.
You want the program built and managed rather than creating another internal operational responsibility.
You want your brokerage to remain relevant throughout the homeowner lifecycle.
Start the conversation
A first conversation is designed to understand your goals, current follow-up, market, leadership commitment, and operating readiness.