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We offer professional agent and office website solutions.Our professional templates are an effective way to get started quickly with minimal hassle and maximum results. They include all of our advanced MLS Search Tools and even offer you the ability to add your own pages, photos and links at no extra charge! Looking for a custom site or a face-lift on an existing site? We can help there, too. All of our work is guided by the philosophy that searching for homes should be easy and fun, for both expert Internet users and non-experts. Remember, most of your potential clients will meet your website before they meet you. And the impression they form in using your website is the first opinion they'll have of you. Why not give them the tools they need to find the information they want?  |
Give your clients and prospects what they want: the best tools to search every available listing directly from your website, updated every day.
We provide MLS listing search tools that transform your website into a destination that your prospects will visit again and again. And with our new Interactive Map Search, they can search properties in the most intuitive way possible -- pin-pointed on a fully interactive map. More than 80% of home buyers now begin the home-buying process online. Attract those buyers by giving them a virtual homepage on your website where they can search all available properties, save the listings they're interested in, and receive automatic email notifications when new listings come on the market. Best of all, it's hassle-free for you. Updates and notifications happen automatically every day. And all leads go directly to you!  
"Technology is transforming how Americans buy and sell homes in unexpected ways, including how they work with real
estate agents and brokers, according to one of the largest surveys of real estate consumers ever conducted.
Nine out of 10 home buyers use a real estate agent in the search process, but use of the Internet to search for a home has risen dramatically over time, increasing from only 2 percent of buyers in 1995 to 77 percent in 2005; it was 74 percent in 2004. The next largest source of information for buyers is a yard sign, mentioned by 71 percent of buyers." -- Excerpted from a study by the National Association of Realtors®
January 17, 2006. |