Bellator Real Estate gains a system to onboard independent agents

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Bellator Real Estate gains a system to onboard independent agents

Bellator Real Estate & Development is a real estate company representing buyers and sellers in Mobile and Baldwin County, Alabama. The company has seven offices, and they needed a way to onboard independent agents without relying on lots of scanning and administrator headaches.

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