No, old thinking & too much work. Did it - been there - will not start it up again.  I think that we do the businesses more of a favor than the other way around.

 What Lyn Sims said, elaborated upon by Nina Hollander 

I do not, don't find it necessary.

Yes.

Many of the real estate professionals we work with feature customized resource webpages for leads and clients, Dario Ferreira (more specifically, trusted Home Improvement Resources / Service Providers). The cool thing is that they are completely unlimited and only strengthen established and prospective networking opportunities! - Tim 

I don't... I prefer to refer personally as different people have different needs and I like to carefully select whom I refer when asked. Also don't want any issues that someone calls a business on my list, has a bad experience, and then blames me.

Resources for things like utilities, DMV, schools, etc. is a different issue... and they wouldn't link back to me in any event.

Dario,

When we work with our clients on their brand strategy, we may suggest doing this.  This is not an answer that fits all.  A

Yes.

http://thomasjnelsonrealtor.com/Preferred-Vendors

Years ago when I first had my website I did.  I no longer to.  I do not care to provide that information to the general public for similar reasons as stated by Lyn Sims and Nina Hollander 

I am working on my homekeepr site for that.

Yes, if fact I have several of them. One directs users to local businesses and local Chamber of Commerce websites. The other is for the local tennis community. 

I don't have any of those types of links....

No - My vendor list changes and I prefer to have another touch with a client who is in need of a particular vendor - each time they need someone. I also like to tailor the vendor to the client.

Nope.

I did on my past web site, but found many agents used it more than my clients.  Now, I tell my clients to call me if they need something.

Yes.

Lyn Sims nailed this one!

Yes to a  resource page but to blog posts that share information or tools that helps buyers and sellers. One project now is expanding community pages beyond the generic area to specific town by town to showcase each. But subdomains or folders and the structure is delicate surgery. Maintain the helpful links to the state and local sites to have it all in one stop shop place. To get the UX high, you have to have helpful content easily navigated to keep them on your site!

Yes.

Dario Ferreira - still working on it. Soon it will be.

Yes

I do not have that. I haven't missed it either.

I do not have a real estate resources page, nor would I consider one.  My resources page is specific to local area parks, utility services, etc.

No, I have my phone number and I'm the source of the resources.  People call me and I tell them.

Nope, not at this time!

Nope.