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Why have beautiful real estate web site if it doesnt produce one lead?!? Our software will help you create the most search engine friendly web site possible while giving you the tools you need to manage it. Features include a powerful CRM System, Listings Manager, Googls Maps, School Locator, Ajax enhanced, Lead Capture Tools, Upload Unlimited photos for each property, WYSIWYG Web Site Editor and TONS more!

Now you can have a web site that not only looks great but, outperforms your competitors! Agents can add individual properties and when a visitor requests more information the request is put into the agents pending leads and is only viewable by the agent assigned to it.

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