Stewart Title Santa Fe

09/03/2026

An open house is more than a marketing opportunity. It's also a time to prioritize personal safety.

Every showing brings the potential to connect with new clients, but it can also introduce unexpected risks. That's why having a safety plan before, during, and after your open house is just as important as preparing the property itself.

Swipe through for three checklists that can help keep you and your colleagues prepared and safe. Whether you're a new agent or a seasoned professional, these simple precautions can help create a safer experience for you, your colleagues, and your clients.

Have other safety tips to share? Add them in the comments below.

Help us increase awareness of REALTOR ® Safety Month by liking, sharing and passing these resources along to your network.

09/02/2026

Loan officers, we want to hear from you. 👇

When you’re moving a loan toward the closing table, what’s the most valuable thing a title company can be for you?

Is it responsiveness? Accuracy? Speed? Or having a partner who proactively helps solve issues before they become roadblocks?

Vote in our poll and tell us what matters most. If your answer isn’t listed, drop it in the comments.

09/01/2026

September is REALTOR® Safety Month, a reminder that safety should be part of every real estate professional’s routine.

From meeting clients and hosting open houses to protecting personal information online, taking a few extra precautions can make a difference.

We offers REALTOR® safety resources, including preventative safety checklists, sign in sheets and training videos, to help you build safety into your everyday practices.

Explore the resources at www.stewart.com/en/quick-links/safety.

Stay aware. Stay prepared. Stay safe.

09/01/2026

Friends!!
Mark your calendar for September 24th!!
We can’t wait to see you for a fun filled fall event!!
RSVP with Crystal Batson.

08/31/2026

Did you receive something “phishy” recently? Give us a call to double check!

08/31/2026

Join us tomorrow on our Santa Fe listing tour!!
Such great houses and realtors to collaborate and network with!
Any questions? Reach out to Crystal Batson

08/25/2026

Go check out our new Instagram page!

08/21/2026

Did someone say FREE?
We did! Join us next Wednesday, August 26 at 12305 Lantern Cv Dr,
Texas City, TX 77591 for an all day FREE class day.
Attached below are both links to register!
Legal 1: https://www.texasrece.com/event/in-person-complimentary-legal-update-l-august-26/
Legal 2: https://www.texasrece.com/event/private-complimentary-legal-update-2-august-26/

08/20/2026

08/20/2026

The monthly mortgage and homeowner’s insurance are obvious expenses for homeowners, but what else should you be budgeting for?

Here are five habits every homeowner should embrace to continue protecting their investment and peace of mind.

#1: Build an emergency fund. Unexpected repairs can pop up even in new builds! In addition to your personal savings, make sure you deposit money into an emergency fund to ensure major repairs don’t put a financial strain on you.

#2: Review your insurance coverage annually
From renovations and major purchases to changes in property value, your coverage needs can evolve over time. An annual review helps ensure you have the protection you need.

#3: Monitor your credit regularly
Your credit score can impact everything from refinancing opportunities to future lending options. Keeping an eye on your credit report can help you spot issues early and stay financially prepared.

#4: Budget for ongoing maintenance
Routine upkeep can help prevent minor issues from becoming major expenses. Planning for seasonal maintenance, repairs and replacements is an important part of responsible homeownership.

#5: Understand your home equity
As you pay down your mortgage and your home's value changes, your equity can become a valuable financial asset. Understanding how equity works can help you make informed decisions about refinancing, renovations or future investments.

Homeownership is about more than making a monthly payment. Building smart financial habits today can help you protect your home and your long-term financial goals.