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HomeLight meets ‘end-to-end’ goal with acquisition of Disclosures.io
HomeLight announced on Tuesday the acquisition of listing management platform Disclosures.io and its rebrand to HomeLight Listing Management. Source: Inman News
Let it go! 8 seller beliefs that no longer hold true today
When it comes to real estate, people still hold on to a host of tired, old-school beliefs that are hard to shake off. But to…
Coronavirus has made real estate tech mainstream — but more innovation is needed
Although the bulk of the real estate transaction used to occur offline, this year, things have changed. Innovation is now a priority, and consumers are…
The newest addition to your buyers’ wish list: ‘Zoom rooms’
As remote working becomes the norm, real estate agents are highlighting “Zoom rooms,” which are spaces with perfect backgrounds for virtual meetings. Source: Inman News
6 tips for increasing your listing’s sales value today
The current situation has real estate agents scrambling for the best home improvements that can help increase the value of their properties. So, how can…
The closing process is painful! Someone disrupt it already
Jay Thompson completes his homebuying journey and describes the painstaking and archaic process of closing amid COVID-19, plus a lesson or two for agents. Source:…
6 ways to set buyer and seller expectations for today’s housing realities
Although it’s hard to know how long this pandemic will last, one thing seems certain — the drive to find the ideal home remains a…
Suburban housing market to experience post-lockdown boom
Buyers are eyeing suburban ZIP codes as coronavirus lockdowns lift across the country, according to a realtor.com report released Wednesday. Source: Inman News
Today’s homebuyers are twice as anxious as buyers from 5 years ago
Homebuyer sentiment has changed significantly, from largely positive feelings before the start of 2020 to mostly negative ones in the ensuing months. Source: Inman News