Dallas-based multiple listing service North Texas Real Estate Information Systems is upgrading to Remines entire suite of services.
Source: Inman News
Texas mega MLS provides full Remine toolset to 38,000 agents
Published in cma, crm, john holley, jonathan spinetto, MLS & Associations, North Texas Real Estate Information Systems, ntreis, property data, public records, Remine, remine pro, Select and Technology
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