Broker Resource Portal

Share the Opportunity

Welcome. This private workspace gives approved brokers access to rules of engagement, baseline scripts, key messages, FAQs, asset links, and compliance guidance. Built to help you stay on-brand, describe the opportunity accurately, use approved baseline language, and hand off qualified prospects through the correct process.

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Broker Workflow

Four steps every conversation follows. The rest of this portal is organized around them.

Introduce

Use the approved opening language. Match the moment with the 30-second, 60-second, or email version of the script.

Register

When a prospect is genuinely interested, submit them through the lead registration process. Required fields can be accessed in the Submit a Lead form.

Share

Every asset is labeled by audience, status, and shareability. Share only materials marked Approved for Prospect Use or Public Link Only.

Handoff

Aging In The Comfort Of Home® handles the official program conversation: legal documents, investment terms, acceptance, and next-step enrollment.

Read this first

Broker Rules of Engagement

The four operating rules every conversation must respect. Read these once and keep them in mind whenever you describe the opportunity.

What You May Say

Describe the program in its approved baseline language: certification-based business model, Certification training, $134,900 initial investment, and the program is not a franchise. There are no royalties or fees. Describe the broader category as supported by long-term demographic trends, without quantifying any specific dealer outcome.

What You Must Not Say

No financial-outcome claims of any kind. No franchise terminology except in canonical denial phrasing. No geographic exclusivity language. No assurance-of-outcome language. No urgency or scarcity framing. No statement that implies authority to bind or represent the company.

Required Program Disclaimer

Every public communication that describes the independent dealer program must carry the Required Program Disclaimer before any commitment-step CTA. This disclaimer does not replace any federal or state business-opportunity disclosure that may be required. The full text is in the Compliance Reference section below.

Handoff Point

When a prospect asks about legal documents, financing, acceptance, investment terms, refund or cancellation rights, expected results, or next-step enrollment, hand the conversation off to Aging In The Comfort Of Home®. Do not negotiate program terms on the company's behalf.

Approved baseline openings

The Opening Script

Three approved baseline versions of the opening, depending on context. Use these as your starting point. Do not add financial-outcome claims, financing promises, protected service-area language, scarcity claims, or statements that imply authority to bind Aging In The Comfort Of Home®.

30-second version

Aging In The Comfort Of Home® offers a certification-based independent dealer program in aging-in-place home modification and accessibility renovation. Independent certified dealers complete Certification training with a $134,900 initial investment. The program is not a franchise. No continuing royalties or brand fees are included after Certification unless separately agreed in writing.

60-second version

Aging In The Comfort Of Home® offers a certification-based independent dealer program in aging-in-place home modification, accessibility renovation, and related construction services. Independent certified dealers complete Certification training covering installation, accessibility design, business operations, and product-access information introduced during the program. The initial investment is $134,900. The program is not a franchise. Dealers operate under their own business names, and no continuing royalties or brand fees are included after Certification unless separately agreed in writing. My role is to introduce qualified prospects and hand off official program questions to the company.

Email intro version

Subject: Independent dealer opportunity in aging-in-place home modification

Hi [Name],

I wanted to share a business opportunity that may align with your background.

Aging In The Comfort Of Home® offers a certification-based independent dealer program in aging-in-place home modification, accessibility renovation, and related construction services. Independent certified dealers complete Certification training with a $134,900 initial investment.

The program is not a franchise. No continuing royalties or brand fees are included after Certification unless separately agreed in writing.

If you would like to review the program overview, I can send the approved materials and arrange a handoff to the company for official next-step questions.

[Broker Name]

Operational

Lead Registration and Handoff

When a prospect is genuinely interested, the conversation transitions to Aging In The Comfort Of Home®. Here is how that handoff works and what each side owns.

How to Submit a Lead

Click the Submit a Lead button in the top nav, fill in the required fields (Prospect Name, Email, Phone) and any context in Notes, and submit. The lead lands in the company's intake system for review. Brokers may not commit to terms, timelines, acceptance, financing, disclosure steps, or enrollment on behalf of the company.

Required Prospect Details

Prospect Name, Email, and Phone are required. Mailing Address and Notes are optional but recommended. Use Notes to capture why the prospect is interested, their current stage of evaluation, and anything the review team should know before following up. Date Submitted auto-populates when the form opens.

Review Process

Aging In The Comfort Of Home® reviews submitted leads and determines whether the prospect should move into the formal company-led consultation or application process. The company may accept the lead for follow-up, request more information, defer review, or decline the lead based on fit, completeness, and internal criteria.

Next-Step Communication

Once a lead moves into the company-led process, the company owns next-step communication about the independent dealer opportunity. The broker may stay involved as a relationship contact but does not negotiate program terms, commit on the company's behalf, or represent the program in formal documents.

Copyable handoff script

“That is a formal program question, so I want Aging In The Comfort Of Home® to answer it directly. I can submit your information through the approved lead process and ask the company to follow up with the current materials and next steps.”

Use this verbatim whenever a prospect asks about legal documents, refund or cancellation rights, financing terms, agreement language, investment terms, program commitments, or any topic outside the approved baseline openings.

Broker email signature disclaimer

I am an independent broker introducing this opportunity. I am not an employee, agent, authorized representative, or official spokesperson of Aging In The Comfort Of Home®. Formal program details, disclosures, acceptance, investment terms, and enrollment steps are handled directly by the company.

Paste this verbatim into your email signature on any thread where you discuss the independent dealer program. Do not paraphrase or remove the “independent broker” framing.

The concise version

The Elevator Pitch

Use this as the approved baseline language. You may shorten it, but do not add financial projections, exclusivity claims, financing assumptions, urgency language, or statements beyond the written materials.

Aging In The Comfort Of Home® offers a certification-based independent dealer program in aging-in-place home modification, accessibility renovation, and related construction services. Independent certified dealers complete Certification training covering installation, accessibility design, business operations, and product-access information introduced during the program. The initial investment is $134,900. The program is not a franchise. No continuing royalties or brand fees are included after Certification unless separately agreed in writing. Dealers operate under their own business names and build their businesses according to their own market, licensing, insurance, and operational decisions.

Six messages, repeatable

Key Messages

If a prospect leaves the conversation remembering these six things, they will remember the program accurately. Lead with whichever fits the moment.

Not a Franchise

Dealers complete a structured Certification program, then operate as independent business owners under their own brand. No continuing royalties. No required service agreements after Certification unless separately agreed in writing. The model is built around education and credentialing, not a franchise system, recurring brand fees, or ongoing operational dependence on the company.

$134,900 Initial Investment

The initial investment is $134,900 and is associated with Certification training (installation training, accessibility design curriculum, business operations instruction) plus launch materials and product-access information introduced during the program. No continuing royalties or brand fees are included after Certification unless separately agreed in writing.

Locally Owned, Centrally Trained

Independent dealers operate locally under their own business names, using the training materials, examples, and launch resources provided during Certification. Local ownership is supported by a clear educational framework, approved baseline language for describing the opportunity, and a consistent standard for how every certified dealer presents the program.

Market Timing

Training before active local outreach gives prospective dealers time to understand the model, prepare their business, and evaluate how the category fits their market. The broader aging-in-place category is supported by long-term demographic trends and growing interest in home modification, accessibility, and related construction services.

Real Work, Real Impact

The work is construction. Real homes. Real families. Practical modifications that support safer daily routines and more confident living at home. Independent dealers build a local business around visible, useful work that has day-to-day impact on the families they serve and the communities they live in.

Built on Construction Heritage

The program is anchored in real construction expertise applied to accessibility and aging-in-place modification. Independent dealers join a tradition of practical building work, with Certification training shaped by hands-on construction knowledge rather than generic playbook content. The work is technical, durable, and judged on what it actually delivers.

Five categories

Asset Library

Assets are labeled by status. Share only materials marked Approved for Prospect Use or Public Link Only. Anything marked Broker Reference Only, Internal Only, Review Required, Draft, Do Not Share, or Retired, Do Not Use may not be sent to prospects unless written approval is provided. When you distribute a prospect-facing asset, the Required Program Disclaimer in the Compliance Reference section below must accompany it (or appear on the page it links to).

Ads

Display, social-media, and paid-search creative. Each linked landing page must carry the verbatim FTC disclaimer.

Asset Version Audience Last Reviewed Share Rule
ad-0001.png v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved
ad-0002.png v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved
ad-0003.png v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved
ad-0004.png v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved
ad-0005.png v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved

Infographics

Visual breakdowns of the program and the market. Industry statistics on every infographic must include source attribution on the graphic.

Asset Version Audience Last Reviewed Share Rule
infographic-001.png v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved
infographic-002.png v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved
infographic-003.png v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved

Pages

Reference HTML pages from aitcoh.com (for offline reference and consistent copy when prospects ask "what does the page say?") plus the public links the broker shares directly. The broker links to the public URLs; the broker does not host these pages.

Asset Version Audience Last Reviewed Share Rule
dealership/index.html v1.0 Broker / Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved
dealer overview/index.html v1.0 Broker / Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved
what you get/index.html v1.0 Broker / Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved

Videos

Explainer videos, founder interview, certification walk-through. Captions required on all videos. Dealer testimonials require written sign-off from the dealer on file.

Asset Version Audience Last Reviewed Share Rule
aitcoh-video-dealerships.mp4 v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved
aitcoh-comic-short.mp4 v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved
dealer-cartoon.mp4 v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved
life of a dealer.mp4 v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved
short-promo.mp4 v1.0 Prospect 2026-05 Yes, approved

What prospects will ask

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the independent dealer program structured?
Not a franchise. The model is certification-based. Independent dealers complete Certification training and then operate their own business under their own brand. No continuing royalties. No required service agreements after Certification unless separately agreed in writing.
What is included in the $134,900 initial investment?
The initial investment is $134,900 and is associated with the Certification program (installation training, accessibility design curriculum, business operations instruction), launch materials, and product-access information introduced during the program. No continuing royalties or brand fees are included after Certification unless separately agreed in writing.
Are there protected service areas?
No. Dealers choose where to market and operate, subject to applicable laws, licensing, insurance, and their own business decisions. No service area is exclusive, reserved, or protected.
Are there continuing royalties or brand fees?
No. Once a dealer completes Certification, there are no continuing royalties or brand fees. No continuing services, updates, portals, or assistance are included after Certification unless separately agreed in writing.
What happens after the certification program?
Each independent dealer operates as their own business. Aging In The Comfort Of Home® may offer additional services on a separate-agreement basis, but nothing is automatic or required. The dealer's business is fully their own to run.
Who is the right fit for this opportunity?
The right fit is someone interested in building a locally owned construction, accessibility renovation, or home-modification business. Construction experience can be helpful but is not required. The Certification program introduces installation concepts, accessibility design principles, and business operations. Professionalism, follow-through, and interest in serving families are important.
What does the Certification program cover?
Installation training, accessibility design principles, business operations, and product-access information introduced during Certification.
Why is now a good time to begin certification?
Training before active local outreach gives a prospective dealer time to understand the model, complete training, and prepare their independent business before pursuing local opportunities. The broader aging-in-place category is supported by long-term demographic trends and growing interest in home modification, accessibility, and construction services. This is a category- context observation, not a scarcity claim, financial projection, or assurance of dealer outcomes. There are no “limited spots.”
Can I explain financing to a prospect?
No. Brokers may say only that financing, if available, is provided by independent third parties and is subject to their review, approval, terms, and conditions. Brokers may not imply that financing is assured, likely, pre-approved, or available on any specific terms.
What should I say if a prospect asks about refunds, cancellation, or legal terms?
Hand off the question to Aging In The Comfort Of Home®. Brokers should not explain, interpret, or summarize refund rights, cancellation rights, agreement terms, or legal obligations unless the company has provided exact approved language in writing. Use the copyable handoff script in the Lead Registration and Handoff section above.
Can I change or customize the assets?
No. Brokers may not edit, rewrite, crop, rebrand, summarize, or combine approved assets with other claims unless written approval is provided.
Can I use my own ad copy?
Only after review. Brokers may suggest outreach copy, but prospect-facing language must follow the approved rules and may require written approval before use.

Compliance reference

Compliance Reference

Every broker communication describing the independent dealer program must carry the Required Program Disclaimer below, word for word, before any commitment-step CTA. Aging In The Comfort Of Home® controls all formal disclosure, agreement, and enrollment steps.

No financial-outcome implications are promised or implied. Industry growth and demographic trends may be discussed only as category context, never to imply a specific business result for any individual dealer.

Prohibited Language

Five categories of language are prohibited in any conversation with a prospect or any asset distributed to one. The exact terms and their approved alternatives are summarized below.

Category 1

Business-format license terminology of any kind, except in the canonical denial phrasing that explicitly describes what the program is not.

Category 2

Relational nouns implying a legal or ongoing-fee arrangement between the company and dealers. Verb-form usage in everyday phrasing is acceptable.

Category 3

Geographic exclusivity language of any kind, including reserved zones, restricted service areas, or implied limits between dealers. Service areas are non-exclusive.

Category 4

Financial-outcome claims: any number, ratio, percentage, or time-to-outcome tied to dealer performance. Omit by default; escalate to legal if essential.

Category 5

Unsubstantiated marketing claims: assurances of outcomes, proof-without-citation, or superlatives without specific evidence. Replace with citable facts that hold up under scrutiny.

Broker conduct

Broker Compliance Rules

The operational rules that govern broker conduct when describing the opportunity to prospects. These supplement the Required Program Disclaimer above.

Asset request

Request an Asset

Missing a broker-facing asset? Need a campaign-specific page, tighter deck, or approved outreach version for a specific audience? Submit an internal asset request. Broker resource support applies only to broker materials and does not create or imply any continuing dealer service, update, portal access, or post-Certification assistance.

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