Overview

Evolving from the days where listing databases were nothing more than a collection of index cards with property descriptions that Members would swap monthly meetings, to then MLSs being the producers of “The Book”, multiple listing services have grown into mass data warehouses stored at remote server farms and accessed through high-speed, redundant networks. Needless to say, today technology is as much a part of the real estate industry as yard signs and open houses.

In an effort to help you maximize the effect and efficiency that technology can bring to your business, State-Wide MLS offers a wide variety of computer-based products and services outside of the core MLS on-line system.