Realtor and Certified EcoBroker specializing in residential real estate in the San Francisco Bay Area. Area of expertise include assisting buyers and sellers of architectural properties in the city of San Francisco as well as Marin County, California.
interesting concept however I would be curious to know how many consumers would really want to conduct their primary (online) home search using a cell phone which inherently has a small viewing window and slower load times. I can see this as a neat tool for the occasional search for a very specific property (i.e. drove-by, want to quickly call it up on their cell) however i'd be interested to see what adoption would be like on a day-to-day basis. I think Realtors would be very interested in the iPhone IF applications were released that enabled it to be utilized as their electronic lockbox key. Until then, most folks will probably need to carry their Treo, another 'approved' lockbox key phone, or a separate lockbox. Either way, I'm anxious to see the innovation that comes out of Apple as well as the extremely creatively developers that are working on iPhone applications. R. Adelmann, Realtor + EcoBroker San Francisco Modern Real Estate www.sanfranciscomodern.com
I agree with Mr. Rasmussen's comments. The genie is out (and has been out) of the bottle for years and regulation that would only really impact REALTORS would handicap us in an increasingly competitive marketplace. R. Adelmann, Realtor + Certified EcoBroker Marin Homes | Marin Real Estate Blog
Great idea however i'm wondering if the layout of the job page could be improved by categorizing or grouping things (at least at a high level) by both geography and job category / position. I think it would make the landing page more organized since just providing a general wildcard search function. Other than than, wonderful idea! R. Adelmann
