Understanding Opendoor’s Mortgage Brokerage Move
Regular readers know that I have said that Opendoor could be the most important company in real estate. My reasoning was that Opendoor looked to be trying to
Regular readers know that I have said that Opendoor could be the most important company in real estate. My reasoning was that Opendoor looked to be trying to

[I had planned on writing this much, much earlier… but as you might guess, a few things happened since Part 1 was published. Like a

It’s been a while since I’ve written. Blame a travel schedule that would be marriage-destroying, were I actually married, combined with far too much to do

I was supposed to moderate a track of panels at Inman called Provoke, and I was really looking forward to some of those conversations, until
I am performing a miracle right now. Blogging while flying 30,000 feet in the air. Will wonders never cease! In any event, given the quality

It’s been a busy few days, so blogging has been very light. But I wanted to do a fun post about a fun (yet serious)

By now, if you pay attention to this sort of thing, you’ve seen Zillow’s Q3/2015 earnings report and maybe even listened to the earnings call.
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,
I recently had the pleasure of talking to Andrew Flachner of RealScout, who penned this article on Inman recently: The answer to me, and to
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