One of my oldest clients happens to be a property manager in Roseburg.  Now, in a lot of ways, property management sites seem like theyshould be pretty simple.  Throw up a few pictures, a small database so they don’t have to re-type listings every time a tenant moves out, some PDFs for applications and stuff.  No sweat, right?  Well, not quite.  You see, property managers are VERY interested in being #1 in Google when someone searches for a house for rent in ‘insert-city-here’.  They also really like to have listings and photo slideshows that look the way they want them to look.  You can’t really do a cookie-cutter site for a property manager.  Most everything has to be custom.

That’s what I’m really good at.  Doing everyday, typical things in creative, custom ways.  While a lot ofthe code on the back end is already written, tested, tried and true, the way that code is implemented is different for nearly every one of my clients.  That’s what custom means to me.  There are only so many ways to write a program, but there are an infinite number of ways to display the information.

If you have a property management company, you’re a real estate broker, or you’re trying to market your very own widget online, give me a call (an email is actually better, but call sounds cooler  :) ) and let me show you what I can do for you.

My bread and butter is in creating custom real estate websites for realtors and brokers in Oregon and southern Washington. I’m a registered IDX provider with the RMLS and can provide full search capabilities for your site viewers.

Perhaps my biggest asset to you, the broker, is my custom design work.  While my websites aren’t made to be updated every 5 minutes by you or your secretary (HUGE waste of time, by the way) they are designed to give you your own look while adhering to the often strict marketing guidelines of your corporate office.  I have worked with Century 21, Remax and Prudential, just to name a few, and was able to give the brokers and agents exactly what they wanted while keeping corporate happy as well.

I offer a lot of the bells and whistles as well, but I’ll cover those in more detail in other posts.

If you have a site that needs updating, or haven’t stepped up to a custom site and are still using a database driven P.O.S. that you’re paying $150, $200 or even more, per month, contact me and see what I can give you.  Wouldn’t it be nice to see an end to that monthly bill?