Customizable Literature

Pre-designed Marketing Literature

The following materials are grouped by Program. They have been designed with potential homebuyers as the intended audience. Some materials are available in both Spanish and English. All contain embedded text fields to allow you to type in your contact information.

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GSFA Platinum - Lender/Realtor Templates
Homebuyer Tri-fold Brochure - Lender/Realtor Template
Platinum "Select" Occupations Tri-fold Brochure - Lender/Realtor Template
Platinum "Select" Occupations Flyer - Lender/Realtor Template
Platinum "Select" USDA Tri-fold Brochure - Lender/Realtor Template
Platinum "Select" USDA Flyer - Lender/Realtor Template
Platinum "Assist-to-Own" Tri-fold Brochure - Lender/Realtor Template
Platinum "Assist-to-Own" Flyer - Lender/Realtor Template
Golden Opportunities - Lender/Realtor Templates

Creating Your Own Marketing Literature

Many mortgage professionals choose to design their own marketing literature, advertisements, and news articles.

As long as you are approved by GSFA as a Participating Lender for the Program you are promoting OR you are a real estate professional working closely with a GSFA Participating Lender, we encourage you to do so.

What we ask is that you represent the GSFA Homeownership Programs with accuracy and abide by all applicable state and federal laws.

Design Tips

Here are a few quick tips to help you make your print media more effective:

  • Use Headlines with Action Phrases
  • Avoid Jargon
  • Identify the "value"

A huge part of the buying process in general centers around the concept of "value" - what the product or service will do for the consumer. Communicate that. Speak in a language that is familiar to the audience, avoiding mortgage terminology they might not understand. Use headlines, subheads, and bullet points, all elements that can help your reader quickly identify how and what your product or service will do for them.