Brett Lott of Brett Lott Homes is inviting REALTORS® to attend a live Q&A this Thursday, May 14th at 10AM.

Have you wondered how you can protect your clients from the builder on the financial end?

How can Builders and REALTORS® work together for a smoother new construction process?

These and any other new construction questions you may have can be answered by Brett during this live Q&A!

Brett has been building new homes in the Tri-Cities for almost 30 years. His experience and deep knowledge base has made him one of the most regarded builders in our area. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the new construction building process. The goal of this event is to understand and strengthen the Builder/REALTOR® relationship during the new construction process.

If interested, please email Regina Kuhle at [email protected] for your Zoom link.

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Help homeowners who are struggling to meet their loan obligations by sharing Protect Your Investment. This brochure encourages homeowners to work with REALTORS® and housing counselors and offers guidance on options provided by lenders.

Customize the Brochure

REALTORS® may add their logo to the cover for a customized look.

Please ensure that your logo is placed only in the designated white space. Your logo should be flush left (along the left margin) and not close to the NAR logo. To add the logo:

  1. Save Protect Your Investment as a .pdf
  2. Open the document with Adobe Acrobat
  3. Right-click on the white space to the left of the NAR logo; select “Add Image”
  4. Select the image file and click “Open”
  5. Use the mouse to position the image in the white space; left-click to paste the image
  6. To reposition, left click and hold down the mouse on the image and move as needed
  7. To resize, hover the mouse over a corner of the image until you see a double arrow, then left click and hold; drag the mouse to the left to make the image smaller or to the right to make larger
  8. Save the changes