Your access to your online property tour will exist as long as this website exists. In other words, you can always view this property online, even after title transfers to others. Features for Owners Interact with Online presentation of your property Progress Reports Showing Feedback Large High Definition Virtual Tour (HDSS) Post Virtual Tour to MLS Download or upload photos Hit Counter included Printable Online listing flyers Send-to-a Friend lead generation Branded Page for Your Property

How the Internet Changed Real Estate What was supposed to happen During the early years of the DotCom boom, Pundits (perceived experts) predicted real estate agents to be "dinasours in the making". Sellers would market their property via the Internet and buyers would "visit and tour" the property online. Mortgage, Escrow, Legal, Survey work would be processed online as well. Real Estate Agents would morph from being "Marketers" to "Facilitators" and fees would fall drastically. What did happen Marketing properties via the Internet exploded. Success stories were everywhere, but the Broker/Agent was still the provider. The Internet process was more complex than predicted. The learning curve for Sellers was too steep to "go it alone". Buyers found properties via the Internet, but not ones posted by Sellers. Brokers and Agents had quickly become educated and trained in the necessary skills to embrace the technology and combine it with traditional techniques to improve the whole buying/selling process. Their Internet savy became another skill to be paid for. The Most Important Change: The MLS System became Publicly Accessible over the Internet with photos and virtual tours available for viewing with each listing. Electronic Communication with Buyers became a requirement and staple for Real Estate Practiononers. What happens next Brokers/Agents and Property Owners colaborate developing marketing strategies for their properties. Electronic Communication and Data Exchange with Owners becomes a requirement and staple for Real Estate Practiononers. What you can do Get your property staged and photographed before placing it on the market. It may take up to 10 days to have a fully processed, previewed, and developed product. A new listing on the market is less likely to sell with each passing day. Don't let the first 10 days go by without a professional and completed property presentation actively enticing the interest of potential buyers.