Eugene based IDX, Inc. today announced the addition of Coldwell Banker's Carol Planchon to its suite of real estate based search applications online. Planchon now uses the latest version of IDX Broker to display and completely integrate Multiple Listing Service (MLS) listings on her personal website. This allows her to retain leads generated from direct traffic, rather than losing out to the listing broker through the use of traditional framed MLS search tools.
The IDX Broker application provides agents, brokers and other real estate professionals with the tools needed to create a competitive advantage in a growing real estate market.
The objective in developing a website with an integrated MLS data feed is to generate new leads at a low cost for the client. With automatic email announcements, custom client home views, and advanced admin and integration controls, Planchon's clients now have access to the entire MLS listing database on her website.
Additional benefits of using IDX Broker Pro is the ability to automatically create featured listing pages, check the status of new MLS listings and generate automatic emails 24/7.
About Carol Planchon
Having lived in the South Riverside, Inland Empire area for over 18 years, Carol Planchon is an expert on her local market. Planchon's hard work, determination and personable manner has her clients and their referrals returning year after year to work with an agent who is dedicated to meeting all their real estate needs.
About IDX, Inc.
IDX, Inc. creates solutions to promote and connect sellers with buyers using innovative server-side technology. Headquartered in Eugene, Oregon, IDX, Inc. specializes in advanced web-based application development for industries and businesses worldwide. IDX Broker, the primary application developed by IDX, Inc., helps inventory and real estate professionals generate more new leads at a low cost to the client. For more information please visit http://www.idxbroker.com.
Craig Bassignani from Creative Property Services adds IDX/MLS Search Application to Website
Eugene based IDX, Inc. today announced the addition Creative Property Services' Craig Bassignani to its suite of real estate based search applications online. Bassignani now uses the latest version of IDX Broker to display and completely integrate Multiple Listing Service (MLS) listings on his personal website. This allows him to retain leads generated from direct traffic, rather than losing out to the listing broker through the use of traditional framed MLS search tools.
The IDX Broker application provides agents, brokers and other real estate professionals with the tools needed to create a competitive advantage in a growing real estate market.
The objective in developing a website with an integrated MLS data feed was to generate new leads at a low cost for the client. With automatic email announcements, custom client home views, and advanced admin and integration controls, Bassignani's clients now have access to the entire MLS listing database on his website.
Additional benefits of using IDX Broker Pro is the ability to automatically create featured listing pages, check the status of new MLS listings and generate automatic emails 24/7.
About Craig Bassignani
Craig Bassignani's goal is to provide all his clients with superior service and current information, while helping you set personal goals, build equity and make wise real estate choices. Craig is devoted to providing clients with information about homes and properties before they even decide to buy or sell.
About IDX, Inc.
IDX, Inc. creates solutions to promote and connect sellers with buyers using innovative server-side technology. Headquartered in Eugene, Oregon, IDX, Inc. specializes in advanced web-based application development for industries and businesses worldwide. IDX Broker, the primary application developed by IDX, Inc., helps inventory and real estate professionals generate more new leads at a low cost to the client. For more information please visit the http://www.idxbroker.com.
HOW TO SELECT A PROPERTY TAX ATTORNEY
Ever wonder how to go about selecting the right property tax attorney? Here are a few tips.
1. Ask friends or business associates if they know a property tax attorney. As in other areas, a referral from someone who has had direct experience with a professional and whose judgment you trust can be a reliable guide.
2. Schedule an appointment to speak with the attorney by phone. Ask the attorney how he would approach your case. Property tax appeals are typically handled on a contingency fee basis. This means that most or all of the fee depends on the outcome of the tax appeal. One consequence of this industry standard is that many property tax attorneys will briefly discuss your property tax with you without initial fee.
3. Ask for the url of their website and blog. Then spend a few minutes reading the blog for items of interest and looking at the materials posted on the website.
4. Find out what legal and appraisal or assessment organizations the lawyer belongs to. At the very least, he should belong to the International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO). This is the national professional organization for government officials responsible for assessment of local property taxes.
5. Find out if he or she has earned a Martindale-Hubbell rating. "AV" is the highest ability/highest ethics rating based on the opinion of lawyers and judges who know him or her. Only 10% of American lawyers have achieved this rating. Only 50% of all lawyers have earned a rating, so A-B-C rated lawyers are in the top 50%. Moreover, you cannot have an ability rating unless you have earned the highest ethics rating (the "V" rating).
6. Don't be fooled by advertising slogans, such as "former local government attorney" or "aggressive property tax advocate." Meet the lawyer and decide if you have confidence in his or her skills and feel comfortable with their analysis of your property.
7. Inquire if the attorney you are interviewing has ever taught at a law school (or CLE program) or published a legal or tax assessment article. Teaching and publishing require research and dedication, as well as commitment to good practice policies. This is also is a good way to determine your lawyer's standing in the legal community.
8. Ask who will work on your case if you hire this attorney, and what their experience level is. What portion of work will these other people be doing, and what will be your attorney's participation in your property tax appeal? Does the attorney attend all the hearings? If not, does he sometimes assign this task to nonlawyers, as he is authorized to do in most jurisdictions?
9. Discuss the facts of your case. The attorney should be able to discuss in general terms how he or she will proceed and how your tax appeal will be handled.
10. Inquire about law office communications with clients and what the attorney's policy is regarding apprising you of the progress of your tax appeal.
About The Author:
Daniel A. Weiss is a former Attorney Special Master for the Miami-Dade County Value Adjustment Board and was recently named to the list of Florida Super Lawyers for 2006. For more information go to: http://www.tannebaumweiss.com/property_tax.php
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