The Broker in the Internet Age
July 27, 2015
On the comments to my post about Zillow-Dotloop last week, this happened: My readers — the smartest, best informed readers in the real estate industry!
Articles filed under Real Estate
Zillow Acquires Dotloop – I Chat With Errol and Austin, and Have Initial Thoughts
July 22, 2015
Earlier today, Zillow announced it was acquiring dotLoop, the popular real estate transaction management platform company. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. The press
How Many REALTORS Actually Support NAR's Policies?
July 9, 2015
This is (hopefully) a brief post, inspired and triggered by something I saw on Facebook today. My friend Lisa Heindel, a broker in New Orleans,
MLS Conversions and Zillow Hate
July 7, 2015
I’ve been engaged on a project that is both interesting and important for a large regional MLS the last couple of months. As part of
Is the U.S. Model Defensible vs. the UK Model?
July 2, 2015
I’ve been traveling almost every day for three weeks, so I know blogging has been very light. The projects I’m involved in now are fun
What If Real Estate Brokers Worked Like Car Dealerships?
June 14, 2015
My friend Eric Stegemann, whom many of you already know as a frikkin’ brilliant dude who runs Tribus, posted something on Facebook today and in
Brief Post: Why Young People Don't Become Real Estate Agents
June 11, 2015
Over on Facebook, my friend Nick Solis is on a roll about the aging REALTOR population. [fb_embed_post href=”https://www.facebook.com/nick.solis2/posts/891536880918213/” width=”550″/] There are some good points being
Brief Post: Why Young People Don't Become Real Estate Agents
June 11, 2015
Over on Facebook, my friend Nick Solis is on a roll about the aging REALTOR population. [fb_embed_post href=”https://www.facebook.com/nick.solis2/posts/891536880918213/” width=”550″/] There are some good points being
Reading the Union Position on Monell v. Boston Pads
June 10, 2015
As my readers know, the recent Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (“SJC”) handed down its ruling in Monell v. Boston Pads. I wrote about that case
