The brokerage
About LilyPad Real Estate
LilyPad Real Estate is building a public website for people looking at Arizona real estate and for the realtors who represent them. The site covers the shape of a search: filters, a map, a property page, brokerage credit, and the notices an IDX display has to carry.
The listing inventory on the site is a labeled sample. It is not the Arizona Regional MLS, and it is not an offer to sell any of the addresses you see. Those addresses use words such as Sample, Example, Demonstration, and Placeholder so they are not mistaken for a house that is actually on the market.
When the brokerage connects an approved IDX vendor or a RESO Web API feed, the same pages should show live listings. The provider seam is already in the code. Credentials belong in environment variables, not in the repository.
What is intentionally unpublished
A live brokerage site needs a designated broker, an Arizona Department of Real Estate license number, and a way to reach the office. Those facts are not invented here.
- Designated broker
- [Designated broker name — TODO]
- ADRE license
- [ADRE license number — TODO]
- Street
- [Brokerage street address — TODO]
- City
- [City, State ZIP — TODO]
- Phone
- [Brokerage phone — TODO]
- [Brokerage email — TODO]
- Hours
- [Office hours — TODO]
Where the site works today
- Phoenix metro, Tucson, and northern Arizona cities are in the example set so the map and filters have range.
- Buyers and sellers can send an inquiry. Delivery waits on a webhook the brokerage controls.
- Realtors can open a CMA worksheet. The sign-in is a placeholder until real authentication is connected. The math runs in the browser and is not an appraisal.