Agents love this book.
Agents have been ordering this book for themselves.
They are giving
the book out to their home buying and selling clients. This is PROOF that agents love the book. Become known by agents that you are the inspector who gives out that great home maintenance book.
Step 1. Order your books.
Step 2. Staple your home
inspection business card on the bottom of the front cover of each book
(or affix your own custom label with your inspection business contact
info on it).
Step 3. On the front covers, scribble with a big magic marker "Do not throw out!"
Step 4. Deliver the books
to the broker/owner or manager of each real estate office in your local
market. (Or hand a copy to the agent at the inspection.)
Add the book to your inspection reports.
They will dress up your inspection reports, impress real estate agents,
and get you more referrals. They are 3-hole punched for a ring binder.
Give one to your favorite real estate agent, too.
Advertise on your website: "My inspection reports come with this free home maintenance book."
Put a picture of the book cover on your website. Gain competitive
advantage with this book. (Right click on the picture and save.)
Drop one off at every home for sale. Remember... every seller is likely a buyer in your local market area. "Hi,
I'm a local home inspector and I noticed that you are selling your
home. I'd like to give you this free book. My business card is
attached. Call me if you need any inspections on the home you are
moving to... or if you would like me to inspect the home you are
selling."
Reduce liability. The
book is also written specifically to reduce your liability by reminding
your clients that a home inspection does not reveal every defect that
exists, that certain issues are outside the scope of a home inspection,
and that a homeowner is now responsible for maintaining their home.
Additional inspections. Inside this maintenance book, there are 22 very good reasons to hire you again. The book makes the recommendation to hire an inspector every year as part of a
complete homeowner maintenance plan. The book promotes ancillary
inspections too.