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Free Real Estate Graphics and Clip Art

If you are like me, you like to use pictures, graphics, and clip art in your blog posts.

I would like to pass on to you a good source of graphics and clip art tailored to the real estate industry. It is Real Estate Clip Art. Go to the site and click on "Free Graphics" in the center column. You will have access to 5 pages of graphics and clip art (100 images) that you can use on your blogs and web pages.

The only obligation is a link back to their site. This you could add easily to your AR blog in the Links Section.

Of course you could pay $25.00 per year to be a member and then have access to many more (3500 images). The choice is yours.

Mike Stankewich, Realtor, Huntington Beach, Orange County, California

ZipRealty, Inc.

Huntington Beach Real Estate

Your Huntington Harbour, SeaCliff, and Seabridge Real Estate Expert in Huntington Beach

Surf City USA

Posted by <i>Mike Stankewich, MBA, e-PRO - ZipRealty, Inc.</i> on 05/14/2007 01:35 PM

Comments (21)

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21 Comments on Free Real Estate Graphics and Clip Art

MAY

2007

Hi Mike: I use real estate clip art and love it. I paid for it mainly to get the one way link to my website that they give you when you pay. That was before I knew I could get such great links from Active Rain. I have liked it so much that next year when it comes times to renew again I'm sure that I will.

Thanks Mike, you are so generous. Nice to read a positive post today. tee hee

Mike,

Thanks for the information. I am guessing the massive brick home would seem out of place in the Huntington Beach MLS, huh?

Rita

Rita,

Not really, we have various architecture in HB. Some on Edwards Hill look like this except the lots are smaller, although large for the area.

Hey, I have that image! I just gleaned everything I could from this same site, last week. I guess I should have blogged about it

MAY

2007

Have been using this site for a few years. Great stuff and free. Great Post.

Thank you for sharing the website. I like RE graphics. I bought a clip art cd off ebay cheap. I love free websites. Thanks again.

MAY

2007

Mike great site, thanks for posting it for us. I have run out of fresh sites for clip art so this will come in handy.

Thanks for the info.

Carolin Benjamin
Bob and Carolin Benjamin
The Benjamin Team
Keller Williams Integrity First Realty
Gold Canyon Arizona

Mike, As always great information - thanks for the link - now I know where to get all those wonderful images that you use! ;-)

Thanks Mike. Realtors don't normally like free things but sometimes we make an exception! :)

Thanks for this information.

Thanks Mike. I think I have been on this site before (about 2 yrs. ago)--I had forgotten all about it.

Great Mike...Graphics are Fun and Free is Funner!

Thanks

MAY

2007

Thank you for the free clipart site address. Now can you tell me where to get some listings and sales???? smile

Happy Sunday

JUN

2007

Hi Mike,

Thanks for letting us know about this.

Great clip art. Thanks for the tip.

Yes, I, too use that same resource. Found it a couple of years ago. It's especially handy for AR! Anyone know about a post that teaches how to move it around? Anyone figure that out yet?

JUN

2007

I have a few animated banners that I created and posted them on www.RealEstateTechCoach.com Right click on them and saeve them for your own use!

JUN

2007

Jim thanks for the free banners. And I love your site.

I'd like to know how to do the video, that is pretty neat.

I am using a couple of your banners on our site, please check it out. I'd like to have your feedback on our site as well. (www.motheranddaughterrealty.com)

Kept clicking and ran into www.thefreesite.com then a little further and ran into www.clip-art.com (free clip art and photos) and some more check these out.

Thanks for this post. Bookmarked and will certainly come back - again and again. Great one.

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