softRealty adds FMLS listings :: Atlanta Real Estate Forum

softRealty adds FMLS listings

Congratulations to softRealty.com, as they are one of only 25 participants in the FMLSweb Approved Data Vendor program. Having launched only one month ago, more than 200 Atlanta real estate agents and brokers have registered to use softRealy.com. And why wouldn’t they? This is the only place for agents and brokers to receive the IDX service with Web-based MLS and, now, FMLS free of charge! They are able to put these extensive and detailed home listings on their own independent site at no cost to them, thanks to the advertisers on softRealty.com. With the new addition of First Multiple Listing Service (FMLS), agents and brokers have access to a database of more than 68,000 active listings located in Georgia and the Southeast. The detailed property listings are enhanced with photos, virtual tours, tax information, mapping, school information, census data and more. softRealty is a product of homebuyer demand. 90% of home shoppers peruse the Internet before ever stepping foot in a new community or resale home, meaning if you want to continue to be successful in the real estate industry, you have to put yourself online. By using softRealty’s IDX service, agents and brokers can draw more traffic to their site without spending a dime.

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