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Delta Media Group recently launched several new real estate website and lead management systems for brokerages across the country.One of the more recebt real estate websites to go live is RE/MAX The Producers' site, at www.theproducersrealestate.com.Specializing in Omaha, Nebraska homes and real ...

Delta Media Group's Webinar training series will continue this week, following a week off.The first Webinar of the week is the "Introduction to the Agent Delta System," which will be held Tuesday at 1pm Eastern. Click here to register.Delta Media Group will hold two additional Webinars Wednesday,...

I've mentioned in the past that Delta Media Group is building a new headquarters, scheduled to open in early March. Last week, we posted a video of the building on Delta Media Group's Blog. The video is actually a couple weeks old, and a lot of progression has been made since. The video is of the...

If you're considering getting more involved in Twitter and other Social Networking sites to improve your online real estate marketing potential, what are you waiting for?A new report shows that 11 percent of online Americans are now using Twitter. The study, conducted by Pew Internet & American L...

From Sean Cutright's blog on real estate news and technology:It appears the $15,000 homebuyer tax credit wasn't the only housing proposal that Congress recently shot down. They also nixed Amendment 353, a Senate plan that would have encouraged banks to lower mortgage rates to 4-4.5 percent.A Los ...

From Sean Cutright's blog: In digging through the scattered details of the homebuyer tax credit in the economic stimulus bill, I have occasionally found a new update here and there.The latest? That the now-$8,000 homebuyer tax credit is only good for homes purchased by the end of August.The artic...

From Sean Cutright's blog: In an interesting turn of events, a Bloomberg.com article is reporting that the homebuyer tax credit was not removed from the economic stimulus package, but was reduced from $15,000 to $8,000 max.The article, which was updated just after 7pm Eastern on Wednesday, stated...

From Sean Cutright's blog: A new update from the Associated Press suggests that the $15,000 homebuyer tax credit may have been taken out of the economic stimulus package entirely.The AP story with this update is the same as one I linked to here, but the wording in the story has been changed. The ...

Yesterday, from Sean Cutright's blog: Will the $15,000 homebuyer tax credit be scaled back in the final versions of the recently-approved economic stimulus package?Reports say so, as can be seen in the eighth paragraph of this Yahoo! story. According to the article:"Baucus had said earlier that $...