Lone Wolf partners with Updater to offer relocation services

The integration will allow agents who use Lone Wolf’s transaction management tools to offer Updater’s services. Continue reading

Daydreaming of a better way to manage transactions?

Let’s say you had a simple tool in the palm of your hand. Something that fixed all that ails your transaction management today, whether you were an agent, administrator, or broker. Imagine that! You could pick up the kids from school on time. Watch a m… Continue reading

Lone Wolf, SkySlope dissolve partnership

Lone Wolf Technologies announced Monday that its partnership with transaction management software platform SkySlope will end on September 1 after SkySlope opted to not to renew the partnership agreement. Continue reading

Real Estate Webmasters strikes deal to take over Lone Wolf’s web business

In a deal that could shake up business for thousands of real estate professionals, Real Estate Webmasters has struck an agreement to take over agent- and broker-facing internet services for transaction management firm Lone Wolf. Continue reading

How transactions can reinvent the client experience

Who cares about the real estate client experience? Brokers do. They’ve got CRM tools coming out the wazoo. Agents do. They answer phone calls on family vacations. Administrators do. They work overtime to keep everyone up-to-date. Buyers do. They need … Continue reading

Lone Wolf launches transaction management platform

Lone Wolf is set to announce a new two-way transaction and back office integration software at Realogy’s RGX conference today in Las Vegas.  Continue reading

New CEO named at real estate tech company Lone Wolf

Lone Wolf on Friday announced it has named Jack Blaha as CEO, as outgoing chief executive Patrick Arkeveld transitions to the role of executive chairman. Continue reading

Big real estate software vendor Lone Wolf admits to vulnerability, says it’s fixed

Lone Wolf Technologies’ legacy platform loadingDOCS had a security vulnerability that could have potentially exposed stored information to hackers. The company confirmed the vulnerability did exist, but said according to an internal study, no data was … Continue reading