technology reviews

1060 is gaining momentum here by partnering with a number of reality show types and big city top producers. It's a proven strategy, and the best way to capture buyers, sellers and general fans of real estate

Using existing MLS, public data and when needed, user input, Nester generates a series of colorful, cogent cost reports that detail what it takes to manage a house from years 1-5, 6-10 and beyond

This is messaging software that goes beyond the fundamental metrics of open rates and click-throughs to determine what resonates with recipients and how that content leads to stronger relationships

Admittedly, Fello is somewhat hard to summarize, but know above all else, it is agent-centric and technology-driven. No one is getting left out of the deal here, especially the consumer

Because of its simple interface and spartan approach, it can easily replace a number of the feature-bloated home inventory solutions focused specifically on real estate agent having to pitch them as closing gifts

From a user interface perspective, Brokerage Engine manages to collapse a lot of functionality into concise menu structures and content boxes, critical to getting busy brokers to buy in

Agents will enjoy Inspectify for its standardization of the process. You're not having to abide by the order rules of various inspectors based on who is available. And even better, you don't have to chase one down

Spaces, a clever, easy-to-use room management interface, allows users to set up a layout of custom-labeled room cards, each includes a nice summary of the space, an easily identifiable picture and the ability to click into more details

Although there's no doubt Maxa is a great solution for in-house design teams and marketing managers, its intent was to hand over creative services directly to agents

Playhouse offers agents a sharp, capable tool to promote listing inventory at very little cost

Behind this sharply designed and carefully executed consumer app is a strategy to keep all parties aligned at each stage of the relationship. And yes, the client's time as an owner is part of that relationship