Websites for real estate and property businesses
Buyers, sellers and renters check you out online before they ever call. We build sites that earn their trust and make the next step easy, whether that's a showing, a valuation or a rental application.
What agents and property managers tell us
Different sides of the business, a lot of the same frustrations.
“Buyers find homes on the big listing sites, then call some other agent.”
With an MLS/IDX listing feed on your own site, people browse homes with you and contact you, not a stranger.
“My website is basically a headshot and a phone number.”
We build pages that show your areas, your track record and how you work with buyers and sellers.
“Sellers want to know what their home is worth before they'll talk to me.”
A home value request form gives them a reason to get in touch, and gives you a real seller lead.
“Renters ask me the same ten questions every time.”
Rental pages with the rules, pet policy, move-in costs and how to apply cut most of the back and forth.
“Leads go cold before I can follow up.”
Forms land straight in your inbox, and email follow-up keeps you in front of people who aren't ready yet.
What a real estate website needs to do
Real estate is local and personal. People want proof you know the neighborhood and that you'll pick up the phone.
- Show listings on your own site through an MLS/IDX feed
- Give buyers, sellers and renters each a clear next step
- Show your agents with real photos, short bios and direct contact
- Cover the neighborhoods and towns you work in, with real local detail
- Make rental listings and applications easy to find and easy to update
- Show reviews and recent sales or properties you manage
- Load fast on a phone, since that's where most people browse homes
What we set up
For brokerages, individual agents and property managers.
MLS/IDX listing feeds.
Your listings, and others from the MLS, shown and searchable on your own website.
Agent and team pages.
One page per agent, with a photo, bio, areas served and a direct way to reach them.
Buyer, seller and renter forms.
Showing requests, home value requests and rental inquiries, each sent to the right person.
Rental listings.
Pages for available units that your team can update the day something rents.
Neighborhood pages.
What it's like to live there, from schools to parks to commute. They help you show up for local searches.
Email follow-up.
Newsletters and follow-up emails that keep past clients and early leads thinking of you.
Why us
We own rental property ourselves, so we understand tenants, turnovers and the questions people ask before they sign.
Getting found in your market
When someone searches "realtor near me" or "apartments for rent in Bay View," Google looks at your Google Business Profile, your reviews and whether your site has real content about that area.
We set up your profile for each office, help you ask past clients for reviews and build neighborhood pages with local detail. Listings change every week. Area pages stay put and keep bringing in searches. We also make sure AI answers can tell which areas you cover.
Want to push further? Ongoing SEO builds on it month to month.
Real estate clients
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Past clients include Renters Warehouse Milwaukee and Venture Realty. We also run our own rental properties.
"TheNetStuff has built multiple websites for us over the years and has helped us boost our companies to the next level. They are extremely knowledgeable and helpful!"
Carly Stack · Director of Operations, Brew City RealtyFAQ
Can my listings show on my website?
Yes. We set up MLS/IDX listing feeds so your listings show on your own website, or add rental listings that are easy to update.
Do you work with brokerages and individual agents?
Both.
Can you help with Google reviews and local search?
Yes. That's part of our Get found online services.
Can each agent have their own page?
Yes. Each agent gets a page with a photo, bio, areas and contact details, and leads from that page can go straight to them.
Can renters apply through the website?
Yes. Rental listings link to a clear way to apply, using the application process you already have.