An open house sign-in sheet collects each visitor’s name, phone, email and whether they are working with an agent, on paper or on a tablet, so every visitor gets a follow-up the next morning. Tied to the listing, with the invitation post and email before and the next-day text after.
Listing Kit · Open house · in the Agent Workspace
The open house sheet prints the sign-in cards for the listing, and the kit writes the invitation post and email before and the next-day text after.
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How it works
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The open house stage of the listing carries the date, time and parking note.
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Guest cards with the listing’s details, or connect your online form.
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The text to everyone who signed in is written for you; you send it.
Questions
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The open house sheet prints the sign-in cards for the listing, and the kit writes the invitation post and email before and the next-day text after.
Key facts
Name, phone, email, and whether the visitor is working with an agent; optionally how they heard about the open house and whether they are selling too. Keep it short; long forms go unfilled. The point is a follow-up the next morning, and the answer to the agent question tells you which follow-up to send.
The next morning, by text, with something specific: a thank-you, a fact they asked about, the disclosure packet, or the next showing time. Visitors who are represented get a note that respects it. Following up within 24 hours is what turns a sign-in into a conversation; a week later, most have forgotten the house.
Last reviewed September 8, 2026 by the EstatePass editorial team. Formulas and program limits are checked against the published rules; figures on this page are arithmetic, not market statistics.
Agent Workspace
The open house sheet prints the sign-in cards for the listing, and the kit writes the invitation post and email before and the next-day text after. Free to start; one Pro covers every tool and every EstatePass exam channel.