What’s my home worth? is one of the most searched real estate questions online, and almost every homeowner wonders about it, even if they have no plans to move. For agents, it is the perfect conversation starter: a free valuation is genuinely useful to the homeowner and often leads to a listing months or years later. This door hanger asks the question in big, friendly type, shows a house tucked inside a price tag with a mysterious $ ???, and turns the back into a simple request form homeowners can fill in on the spot.
A House Inside a Price Tag
This two-sided hanger measures 4.25 x 11 inches. The front is a rich teal. Under the door hole, What’s your sits in mint spaced capitals and home worth? in large white Poppins. The centre of the card is a big white price tag, pointed on the left with a punched eyelet and a little string, and inside it a colourful blue house with a red roof. Under the house, $ ??? teases the answer. A short line notes that home values in the neighbourhood are up 8% this year and promises a number in 48 hours. A golden pill reads Free, no-obligation valuation, and the agent’s name and phone are at the bottom.
The Back: A Valuation Request Form
The back turns the hanger into a tool. Under Request your valuation and the instruction to leave it in the door or text a photo, five labelled lines ask for name, address, phone or email, bedrooms and bathrooms, and planning to sell in. Three tick boxes offer 0-3 months, 3-12 months, or just curious. Below, an agent block shows a round headshot, name, Broker · Northstar Homes, phone, and website, and a teal footer promises that information is never shared or sold.
Why a Fill-In Form Gets Responses
Many homeowners hesitate to call an agent because they fear a sales pitch. Writing a few details on a card feels low-pressure. The just curious option tells them it is fine to ask without plans to sell. You get the information you need to prepare a valuation, and the homeowner gets a useful answer without committing to anything.
Updating the Market Line
Home values in Oak Hollow are up 8% this year makes the hanger feel local and timely. Replace it with a real statistic from your market, such as the year-over-year change in median sale price. If values have fallen, change the angle: Curious how the market has changed? Get your home’s value in 48 hours.
What Goes Into a Home Valuation
Sharing these factors in your follow-up shows homeowners that your valuation is thorough, not a guess.
The Price Tag Illustration
The tag is a simple white shape with an eyelet and string, and the house is an editable full-colour illustration. You can recolour the house, resize it, or replace it with another house icon. The $ ??? text can become Find out or a range like $450k-$520k for a teasing estimate.
Agent Photo and Branding
The round photo on the back is a slot for your headshot: Replace Image swaps the placeholder for your portrait, and the golden ring stays. Change your name, title, brokerage, phone, and website. Add your licence number if your local rules require it on advertising.
Handling Personal Information Responsibly
The form invites homeowners to share their name, address, and contact details. Treat that information carefully: store it securely, use it only to provide the valuation and follow-up the homeowner asked for, and honour requests to stop contact. The footer’s promise that information is never shared or sold should be true for your business.
Recolouring Teal and Gold
Teal and gold feel fresh and optimistic. If your brokerage has different colours, change the teal background, the pill, and the footer band. Keep strong contrast between the headline and the background; the question must be readable from a step back.
Doorknob Slot on the Valuation Hanger
The dashed white circle near the top shows where to cut the doorknob hole, and the dashed slit beside it shows where to open the card so it slips onto the handle. Print shops die-cut this automatically.
Printing a Form That Takes Ink
Because homeowners may write on the back, ask your printer for an uncoated or matte back side, or a stock that accepts ballpoint pen. The front can be coated for vibrant teal. Download as a PDF with bleed and crop marks for professional printing.
Distribution and Follow-Up
Target neighbourhoods with long-time owners who have built significant equity, often homes owned for seven years or more. Return within two weeks to collect any forms left in doors, then deliver valuations promptly, ideally in person, with a printed report. Prompt follow-up is what turns a valuation request into a relationship.
Online Estimate or Agent Valuation?
Many homeowners have already looked up an automated online estimate and wonder why they would need an agent. Automated estimates are based on public data and can miss upgrades, condition, views, and the subtle differences between streets. An agent valuation looks at the actual house and the most relevant recent sales. A line on the hanger such as More accurate than an online estimate, because I’ll actually see your home addresses that question directly.
What Homeowners Do With a Valuation
Not everyone who asks is selling. Some are refinancing, some are planning renovations, some are settling an estate or thinking about retirement. Treat every request with respect, answer the question asked, and stay in touch with a yearly update. Agents who become the trusted value person for a neighbourhood are the first call when someone does decide to sell.
Home Valuation Hanger FAQ
Can I remove the form?
Yes. Replace it with a list of recent sales or a QR code to an online valuation page.
Is the house illustration editable?
Yes. It is an editable vector illustration.
What size is the hanger?
4.25 x 11 inches, with front and back pages.
