Mortgage technology

HomeSeekers Buys RE Web Provider

Published August 20, 1998, 1:00 p.m. EDT

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HomeSeekers.com Inc., Minden, Nev., has acquired Genstar Media, a leading provider of personal websites for real estate agents and mortgage brokers.The acquisition included Genstar's 1,800 clients and the right to use the Genstar name. Genstar president Terry Pullan will continue to head the Genstar division for HomeSeekers.com. Doug Swanson, vice chairman of HomeSeekers.com, said Mr. Pullan developed the first prototype of a personal website for Realtors and mortgage brokers in 1996. Mr. Swanson said Mr. Pullan's "extensive experience in the real estate industry" and the products developed by Genstar "will be powerful additions" to the real estate offerings of HomeSeekers.com. HomeSeekers.com's website address is http://www.homeseekers.com.

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