At Connect Now on Tuesday, real estate analyst Mike DelPrete shared with Brad Inman where Zillow went wrong with Zillow Offers and what 'Zillow 3.0' could look like
Opinion
Real estate agents do things that only a human mind, human touch, understanding and empathy can achieve
Opinion
Although no app is going to replace agents, the concern of disruption in the industry is real. And nothing seems to stoke those fears more than non-traditional ways of buying and selling a home
Think of this slow time as a do-over rather than a disruption, and maximize it to set yourself up for future success
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Being involved in your community and staying visible and personable is crucial to staying relevant
Disruption is radically changing the homebuying process, according to Utah MLS leader Brad Bjelke. Other leaders around the country now have to decide how they're going to respond
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You don't have to turn into Mark Zuckerberg, but you do need to understand the significance of broad tech developments in to survive
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Stop the 'woe-is-me' and fearing you’ll be replaced. Go forth and guide your clients through the process of buying and selling homes
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Ryan Schneider doesn't believe that, in an industry where agents are free to go wherever, offering big signing bonuses is best for his company
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Commission has always been negotiable, regardless of the new tech on the block. New business models are just creating smarter consumers, not displacing agents
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Innovation and creativity must remain the focus of anyone in a leadership position who can influence the mandate of organized real estate across the country
Howard 'Hoby' Hanna said today's 'disruptive' companies are really just putting a 'shiny package' on old ideas
The fear of being disrupted is real, but these leaders are taking a proactive approach
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The future of the industry and the reputation of agents depend on hyperlocal experts who put the consumer first