No, I have them available on my computer and will offer to email the list to them and/or set up showings with them following the open house.

OMG, NO..no, no, no.... you're there to promote and find the right buyer for that one listing.... if you want to follow up with the visitors about other homes AFTER the open house, that's reasonable and very acceptable.... NOT during the open house...

In Maryland you can not do that now. Agent sitting the Open needs to post a notice that they are the Seller's agent at the property, They can then discuss other area properties once the Open has ended.

I have my laptop and will show them competing listings and ask them if they want me to set up showings for them.

No sir, never thought about it.  My duty is to my client

No not appropriate.

No. That info is easily available online from numerous sources. my focus would be on selling my listing.

I don't do open houses, Paul. But if I did, I would not be advertising other agents' listings.  For anyone attending my open house who is not already working with another agent I would offer to show them other houses.

To quote Curly- "why coitantly"

I have other information available but my goal at any open house event is to SELL THAT HOME.   

No fliers of other homes in the area. What Debe Maxwell, CRS said. You get their name, email and phone number, do a needs and requirements of what they are looking for and send them a preliminary list or meet with them again, sign a buyer-broker agreement....

Only if they are my listings. But i do study what is for sale in case they do want to see it, i can at least sign them up as a buyer broker and go show it

Paul,

I would have flyers for all your listings.  A

Always available on my mobile app.

I have a packet that I can hand-out, and it does have a list of comparables in the community, as well as a location map on those homes for sale Paul S. Henderson, CRS, REALTOR®,.  I have noticed that only serious groups passing through actually want a hand-out. 

No.  I do have printouts showing active, contingent, recent sales.

ONLY IF I HAVE THE LISTING!!!  

If there are similar homes around, I'll have comps with me and someone who can break off and show the buyer the homes (after signing a BBA).  It may help sell the home I have (as the homes are my investor's and "like new" and well above the quality of other homes in the area). 

Plus, this is actually my investor's idea, so they're OK with it, even if it leads to "less competition."

Back when I did them, yes I have like property branded MLS sheets available for anyone that showed interest.

In our area it is digital version, Redfin got all homes for sale, open houses on device level.

Lookers will need someone open the door and strike a deal with selling agent often.   I do show a few flyers and explain my listing is a good deal.  Buyer agent profession has been less meaningful in recent years.

I don't do open houses but I thinkit is a good idea.

Don't do open houses, so can't say!

I do not host open houses.

I don't do many Open Houses but this sounds like a good technique.

Hand out flyers or other properties? NO.

Access to Internet and MLS where I can show a digital list or printed list of inventory presorted...you bet!

I am fully aware they can do exactly the same thing using their device while at the curb. 

I used to.  Now I have a computer to show them these.

Great question.....I should but I don't ... I have my laptop with me...but I will do a better job with having some print material going forward.....thanks for the nugget ... 

Paul S. Henderson, CRS, REALTOR®, - good idea for sure.

No, we do not share flyers of other listings. We pass out flyers of the listing we are doing the open house for. We qualify those who want to come into the house. And we require their phone #, email address and an ID.  We ask them : 

Is your agent coming along with you to the open house? 

Do you have an agent representing you? 

Or Have you signed a buyer brokerage agreement with any agent to represent you as a buyers agent? 

98% of the time, the buyer has NOT signed a buyer brokerage agreement. 

If this is the case, that means they are not working with another agent. And we instruct our buyers agents to start working with the buyer and get them under a buyer brokerage agreement asap. 

I do. My goal during OH is to help as many buyers as possible located their dream home. I want my prospective clients to know that I am the local expert that they can come to trust.

Rare that I do opens.  If I do, no I don't have flyers for other homes.  I may mention other opens in the area.

Never! When at other agent's opens I wonder what their Sellers would think about it. I may discuss other alternatives after confirming no interest in the subject property although no tangible material is given. 

Not usually Paul S. Henderson, CRS, REALTOR®, 

I do not give them the flyers. 

No just my sign in Sheet 

Dennis Swartz nailed this one!

I'll have some I can email them after I get their info. 

No, however I often will help folks download my app if the house is "the one"

No, I don't hand them out. I will have a list handy and use if needed.

I carry the broker's copies, in case there is an opportunity, but do not print off flyers for every listing in the close area. I prefer the prospect depend on me and not empower them to go off on their own

I like to do the open house early once it goes on the market, and I do print out a short list of other homes nearby, but if they want the list, I email it to the buyers.

At least a list, in similar price range.

Yes I do. Other homes in the area & then sometimes others in the same price range outside the subdivision.

No, but I do print a list of open houses( not to give away, but just for reference) , a map of comps, and bring my Ipad with CMA that has colorful pages on all solds, active and pending along with other local information. 

NO, but I do have them bookmarked on my  laptop when abd if I do an open

I always have comps and active at other.