For real estate agents
Your expertise.
Their next
investment.
Build your business with investor clients.
Connect with buyers and sellers who have a plan for their property. Show where you work, what you know and the types of investments you handle.
Single-family to commercial. Fix and flip to vacant land.
Your business, clearly presented
Make your experience visible.
- Your markets
- The places you know best
- Your specialties
- The properties you work with
Clear context from the first conversation
Built around your real estate business.
Agent profile Client connections Your specialties Getting started Join BlueporchWork with people who have a plan
More than a property.
A relationship worth building.
Investors come with different goals. Help them see why your experience is a fit for what they want to do next.
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Get found for what you know.
Make your markets, property types and investment experience the starting point for a new connection.
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Start with useful context.
Talk with buyers and sellers about the property, their plans and timing, so the first conversation has a clear purpose.
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Think beyond one transaction.
A client’s first rental, next renovation or portfolio sale can be the start of an ongoing working relationship.
Your name. Your business.
Real estate agent · Your brokerage
- Where I work
- Your cities & service areas
- Who I work with
- Buyers, sellers & real estate investors
- What I specialize in
- Single-familyMultifamilyFix & flip
Your approach
Share your experience, the clients you work with and how you help them take the next step.
Example profile
Your public business profile
Let your experience
do the introduction.
Give prospective clients a clear picture of your business before the first call. Bring your background, service areas and property specialties into one profile.
- Be specific about your markets.List the neighborhoods, cities and counties you know well.
- Show your property experience.Highlight the types of purchases and sales you handle, from rental homes to larger buildings.
- Explain how you work.Describe your approach to communication and what a new client can expect from you.
Buyers & sellers, better context
Start with their plans.
Make the conversation count.
Understand the property, location and timing before talking through the next step together.
Help buyers focus the search.
Start with the market, property type and what the client wants to accomplish. Use those details to talk through whether you’re the right agent for their search.
- Understand their investment approach
- Discuss the market and property requirements
- Agree on a useful next step
Help sellers plan the next move.
Learn about the property, its condition and what the owner wants from the sale. Use those details to talk through pricing, preparation and timing.
- Understand the property and its tenants
- Talk through condition, pricing and timing
- Agree on a useful next step
Every connection starts with a conversation about fit, availability and the client’s needs.
- Property type
- Single-family
- Goal
- Buy a long-term rental
- Location
- Your target market
- Timing
- Within the next few months
A useful first follow-up“Which areas are you comparing, and what are you looking for in your next rental?”
Example for illustration
- Property type
- Duplex
- Goal
- Sell and reinvest
- Occupancy
- Tenant-occupied
- Timing
- This year
A useful first follow-up“What would make this sale a success for you, and what happens with the current tenants?”
Example for illustration
Your experience, your specialties
Show investors
where you do your best work.
From a first rental to a larger acquisition, make your property experience easy for the right clients to find.
Single-family
Know rental homes? Show clients your approach.
Tell investors about your experience with single-family purchases and resale, the neighborhoods you serve and how you approach rental, resale and renovation goals.
- Rental homes
- Buy & hold
- Neighborhoods
On your profile
Make your experience
specific and useful.
- The markets and neighborhoods you serve
- Your experience with rental purchases and sales
- How you approach condition and comparable sales
Mobile homes
Know manufactured housing? Make it easy to find.
Explain the communities you work in, how you handle park-owned and land-owned homes, and what buyers should know about financing.
- Communities
- Land-owned
- Park-owned
On your profile
Make your experience
specific and useful.
- The communities and parks you know
- Experience with land-owned and park-owned homes
- Notes on financing and title
Multifamily
Small buildings or large? Show the scale you handle.
Share the size of buildings you buy and sell, how you look at rent rolls and expenses, and the markets where you’ve closed deals.
- Duplexes
- 5+ units
- Rent rolls
On your profile
Make your experience
specific and useful.
- The building sizes you work with
- How you review rents, expenses and leases
- Local rent rules you know well
Commercial
Commercial experience? Set clear expectations.
Describe the property types and lease structures you know, the size of deals you handle and how you support investors through due diligence.
- Retail
- Office
- Industrial
On your profile
Make your experience
specific and useful.
- The commercial property types you handle
- Lease structures you’re familiar with
- How you support due diligence
Vacant land
Know land? Help buyers see what’s possible.
Talk about the lots and acreage you sell, the zoning and entitlement questions you can help with and the areas you know best.
- Lots
- Acreage
- Zoning
On your profile
Make your experience
specific and useful.
- The areas and lot types you know
- Zoning and entitlement experience
- Utilities and access questions you can answer
Fix & flip
Work with flippers? Show your pace and judgment.
Explain how you find value-add properties, estimate after-repair value and work on a timeline that fits a renovation project.
- Value-add
- After-repair value
- Quick closes
On your profile
Make your experience
specific and useful.
- How you find properties with upside
- Your approach to after-repair value
- Contractors and resources you can recommend
Built for longer-term relationships
Be the person they call
for the next property.
Investors may buy, improve, rent and sell over time. Show them you understand the bigger plan, and give them a reason to keep the conversation going.
- The first rental.Help a new investor talk through the search and what they need to learn about a property.
- The next project.Bring local sales experience to a conversation about condition, renovations and resale.
- The bigger move.Stay connected as their property needs and investment plans change.
Getting started
Put your business
on Blueporch.
Start with the details that help investors understand who you are and the work you do.
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Create your account.
Get started with your contact and business information.
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Build your profile.
Add your markets, property specialties and experience working with investors.
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Start connecting.
Discuss a client’s goals, agree on the services they need and take the next step together.
Tools for the investment conversation
Talk through
the property and the numbers.
Use Blueporch’s free calculators alongside your market knowledge to explore the assumptions a client brings to a rental or project.
Explore the calculatorsQuestions from agents
A few things
before you get started.
Build a profile around your actual experience and the clients you want to work with.
Ask us a questionReal estate agents who work with buyers, sellers and investor clients, including agents focused on rental properties, renovation projects, commercial property or land.
No. Choose the property types and markets you know well. A focused profile helps the right clients find you.
Yes. Your profile can show that you represent buyers, sellers or both, and the kinds of transactions you handle.
Your markets, the property types you specialize in, your experience with investors and how you like to work with clients. A photo and a short introduction help too.
Start with their plans: the property, the market, their goals and their timing. Then agree on a clear next step, whether that’s a call, a showing or a market review.
Create a free Real Estate Agent account, complete your profile and share it with clients. You can add your markets and specialties at any time.
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in front of your next client.
Your markets. Your specialties. Your way of working.
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