Spring is a completely new
approach to utilizing MLS data.
Learn more »
Present valuable analytics to clients
on your terms, in your environment.
Learn more »
MLS data is your greatest asset and
should be with you wherever, whenever.
Learn more »
To our MLS partners, their business is our business.
Solid Earth is a proven B2B provider of innovative technology to the real estate industry.
From fully functional MLS systems to individual tools for brokers, we're The Clear Alternative, because we are your partner, not just your vendor.
Just ask any of our clients.
Spring is a new season of client collaboration.
-
Built for any need.
Spring is powerful enough to serve an entire market as MLS, as a public portal, or even broker-by-broker.
-
Always evolving
Your system is constantly improving. We never rest as we add functionality to keep you on the cutting edge.
-
We're a keeper.
Once selected, we rarely get replaced. Why? Because we put you first, always. They all say it, but we do it. You'll see.
-
Our relationship with Solid Earth has been that of a close partnership. We feel they are genuinely concerned for our success, both as individuals and as an organization. Members who join us from other areas are astonished at the capabilities of our system and happy members make happy leaders and happy staff.
Terry Hyde Ketchum,
CEO of Charleston-Trident Association of REALTORS
Latest from our Blog
-
May 1, 2013
A Spring delivery
This morning at 10:40am CST a beautifully wrapped package appeared on the doorstep of the Greater Chattanooga Association of REALTORS®. Spring has been delivered. Starting today, the brokers and agents in the greater Chattanooga market have a serious toolbox in
by Bill Fowler -
April 1, 2013
Interview with Jan Hooks
It’s time for another Broker interview on the Solid Earth blog. This time we’re talking with Jan Hooks from in Ft Walton Beach on the Northwest Florida coast. Jan is heavily involved in her Association holding a long list of
by Matt Fowler -
March 19, 2013
Interview with Lee Garland
One bizarre experience I had recently was when I listed a neighbors house. The owners had to be in Utah in 72 hours. Once they left, I went over to see what I would be working with. There were still at least 3 truck loads of stuff left in the house along with a big surprise I found in their son’s room.
by Kayla Stanfield
