Kathryn,

I can give you some specific information about one of the products on your list - RealtyJuggler.

PHONE SYNC? - As far as your first question about Sync with phone, the answer is probably yes.  You didn't mention the phone that you have, so I can't say positively one way or the other.  However, the way that RealtyJuggler handles sync with Phones is that it syncs first with Microsoft Outlook.  From there, you can use whatever sync software that comes with your phone.  Almost all smartphones sync with outlook.  So, if your phone can sync with Outlook, the answer would be yes.  For example, iPhone, Blackberry, Windows Mobile and Palm devices all sync with Outlook, and therefore work just fine with RealtyJuggler.

Phone <=> outlook <=> realtyjuggler

COMPATABLE WITH OUTLOOK? - Yes.  RealtyJuggler does a 2-way sync with Outlook Tasks, Contacts and Appointments. There's also some additional integration with Outlook Distribution Lists and the ability to do Mail Blast using Outlook.  However, RealtyJuggler operates as a web site, and therefore does not require Outlook to operate.  You can think of Outlook sync capability as a nice extra capability that you can take advantage of, if you like.  However, all of the core capabilities of RealtyJuggler are available without requiring Outlook.

IMPORT/EXPORT - yes. RealtyJuggler can import contacts from about 20 different products including ACT!, Top Producer, MoreSolds, AgentOffice, FileMaker, Yahoo Address Book, Google Address Book, LandVoice, ByOwnerDaily.  That's a partial list.  In general, if your data is in CSV format, it can be imported.  The data can also be exported for use with many bulk eMail products such as ConstantContact.  You can export your contacts list in a format suitable for use with Microsoft Outlook.  OUtlook CSV format is the most common format for contacts, so you can export your contacts out of RealtyJuggler and into any competing product without any difficulty.

RECURRING FEES - RealtyJuggler is sold as a subscription for $99 / year / user. That's an inclusive price and includes technical support, automatic backups and upgrades.  The price is locked in for as long as you keep your subscription active.

INTEGRATE WITH SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES? - Not really

You didn't mention it, but I think a two additional things are worth mentioning:

- RealtyJuggler operates as a web site. You sign into our secure servers from your web browser. This has a few advantages - upgrades are automatic, you can't lose any information from a hard drive vrash or virus.  Additionally, it allows for multi-user access that is simple, so you can share your information with a partner or assistent without any trouble.

There are some people who really want a web-based product, while there are some people who really want to have an application that resides on their computer.  All newer CRM products are web based, and that's certaily the trend today.  However, the advantages of a local application (non-web-based) product are that you can use it when you are not connected to the Internet.  As a general rule, internet based products are sold as all-inclusive subscription, while application style products are sold as a single fee, with upgrades, technical support, and backups sold as an extras.

- RealtyJuggler is offered as a 90-day free trial.  You don't need a credit card to sign up for the free trial and the company will not convert the free trial into a paying subscription automatically.  Instead, you need to specifically purchase a subscription to turn the free trial into a paying sybscription.  The free trial is identical to the version that you would purchase.  There are no features that are withheld nor are there any extra modules to purchase.

This last point is rather unique.  If you were to go down your list of products you have and skipped over the products that require a credit card for the 'free' trial, your list would be reduced to perhaps a total of three products total.  If you were to furher limit your selection to products that had a simple pricing model (one price, no extra add-on fees), RealtyJuggler would stand alone.

As a disclaimer, I need to say that I work for the publisher of RealtyJuggler.  I would invite anyone who would be interested in trying out the free trial to check out the web site.