7 Ways REALTORS® Are Using RPR

May 01, 2018

Did you know you can use REALTORS® Property Resource (RPR) for open houses, buyer tours, and neighborhood prospecting? Here are top ways REALTORS® like you are making the most of this NAR member benefit. Go to narrpr.com to learn more about these useful features.

Listing presentations. Nail that next listing presentation using RPR’s exclusive REALTOR® Valuation Model (RVM), home value refinement tool, and flexible comps analysis.

Geographical prospecting. Develop spot-on strategies for identifying and marketing to a farm area using RPR’s mapping and search tools.

Open houses. Create customized, professional-looking Market Activity and Property Reports for your next open house.

Working with buyers. Build a start-to-finish, successful buyer experience using RPR’s dynamic data and impressive reports.

Relocation. Perform in-depth analyses of current and future places of residence using RPR Market Activity, Neighborhood, School, Trade Area, and Property Reports.

Buyer price opinions. Help homebuyers determine fair market value for a listing by identifying distinguishable differences between comparable properties.

Online lead generation. Impress prospects with your speedy response coupled with impressive reports.

Learn how to use RPR Mobile on your smartphone

The RPR app helps you instantly view nearby properties; find listings, solds, photos, maps and market trends; create and send RPR reports; and add photos, audio, and text to property profiles. Learn how to use these tools and many more during the next Texas-specific RPR webinar on June 13 at 10 a.m. Register for this session and watch recordings from past workshops at blog.narrpr.com/tar.

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