Artificial intelligence has the potential to separate agents who are willing to use and adapt to the technology from the rest, Rachael Hite writes, while it leaves those who refuse to use it behind
Both companies have invested heavily in AI. But while Rocket consistently earns high marks for loan servicing, Mr. Cooper's J.D. Power rankings have been subpar for more than a decade
AI is transforming real estate marketing, policy and platforms. From automation to oversight, Jessi Healey weighs in on what agents need to know now
Troy Palmquist talks with Justin Benson, founder of Shilo AI, about how personalized, consistent coaching can make agents more effective
Adopt these practices to harness the potential benefits of AI tools, Robert Siciliano writes, while protecting your invaluable professional persona from the array of privacy and security dangers
After turning a $198M Q2 profit, CEO Jay Bray says the loan servicing giant intends to 'hit the ground running' with integrated platform when it merges with Rocket Companies later this year
"Do I still need to invest in an expensive designation course when AI can generate a three-day crash course on everything from negotiating to social media marketing?"
Rechat wants agents to lean on AI like Lucy to improve their value proposition to consumers and make better use of the powerful tools software companies are building for them
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Human judgment isn't optional when you're working with AI tools, trainer Bernice Ross writes. It's essential for understanding how they can go wrong, so you can protect your brand
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Rechat has gained another partner, with Virginia-based brokerage Nest Realty choosing the AI-powered company to streamline its tech strategy through its one-stop shop 'Super App'
By using master, meta- and mega-prompts, Bernice Ross writes, you can take the guesswork out of AI, and start building repeatable systems that make your business run smoother
Ridley founder Mike Chambers says he built his software after facing censorship and harassment from real estate incumbents