Are you looking for a way to “give something back” to the real estate agents that give you referrals? Do you need something that complies with RESPA? Have you thought about a BakerB Solutions Interactive Virtual Tour as that solution?
It’s almost common knowledge that 71 to 84% (or more at this point) of home shoppers use the internet to search for homes. That is a BIG number. One of the most significant tools they use is the 360 virtual tour. But how do Mortgage Brokers leverage this staggering opportunity for exposure to their services? Have a look at a sample BakerB Solutions virtual tour here:
In this tour you have the opportunity for exposure in two places. First is a link to your website through your logo at the bottom right corner of the interface. Next we can link YOUR mortgage calculator to the “Mortgage Info” tab at the top. Since you would be paying for the virtual tour, and you would be paying a neutral third party (BakerB Solutions, or one of our Network Dealers), no money exchanges hands from the Mortgage Broker to the Realtor. Thus you are in compliance with RESPA, and still able to assist with marketing.
You can see more sample virtual tours at www.BakerB.com. Contact us and we would be happy to discuss how you can leverage these tours to help your real estate agent, the homeowner, prospective home buyers and your business as well. It’s a win all the way around! We do virtual tours in Maryland and Washington DC. And, yes, we do offer national coverage so either BakerB Solutions can provide you with the virtual home tour or one of our dealer partners can. Rest assured you are covered!
Alex Saenger
BakerB Solutions
Frederick Virtual Tour Provider
www.bakerb.com
Order a virtual tour - 301.424.8272
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You clearly don't understand RESPA. Your acting as the middleman doesn't absolve the lender from what is obviously an illegal transaction. The realtor is getting a thing of value and the lender is paying for it. Any lender with any training will know this, but the less educated might not. You are treading in very dangerous waters and should consult a RESPA attorney.
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