About The Phoenix Real Estate Technology Exchange
The Phoenix Real Estate Technology Exchange is a group weblog created by the Phoenix real estate weblogging community, by certain members of the Arizona Regional Multiple Listings Service (ARMLS) Board of Directors and by Michael Wurzer of FBS Systems, Inc. Its primary mission is to serve as an unofficial conduit of support and information for ARMLS members during the transition from Tempo to the flexmls on-line MLS system. Given the rapidly increasing role of technology in the practice of real estate, this mission is certain to creep into other areas of Realtor technology as time goes by.
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These are our contributors:
Michael Wurzer
President and CEO of FBS Data Systems
flexmls.com
Jay Thompson
Real Estate Broker
PhoenixRealestateGuy.com
Greg Swann
Real Estate Broker
BloodhoundBlog.com
John Wake
Realtor
ArizonaRealestateNotebook.com
Cathleen Collins
Realtor
DistinctivePhoenix.com
Russell Shaw
Mega-Producing Realtor
NoHassleListing.com
Steven Groves
Real Estate Technology Consultant
StevenGroves.com
Tony Marriott
Realtor
MarriottRealty.com
Robert Nield
Realtor, Programmer
HomeSearchByMap.com
David Newcombe
Realtor, Eco Broker
MGUrban.com
Craig Frooninckx
Realtor, Technologist
Gary Cumiskey
ARMLS President
DryHeat.com
Room for one more? We are interested, now and always, in considering new contributors. If you can write with clarity and authority about real estate technology, and if you think your work belongs here, speak up. And if there is something we should be covering — or covering better — say so.
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October 8th, 2007 at 6:15 am
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October 18th, 2007 at 10:11 am
I appreciate the time everyone is putting into this blog. The more information the ARMLS members get before, during and after the transition the better for all of us. Thank you.
Fred LaBell, CRS