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2024 will be the year of the automated agent

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Stop worrying that AI will replace you, MoxiWorks’ York Baur writes. Start learning to use technology to your advantage by automating low ROI tasks. Continue reading →

How much service are you getting from your software?

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Tech CEO Sheila Reddy teaches you how to get the most out of your SaaS tech stack so that you can run your business more efficiently and effectively. Continue reading →

4 big takeaways from Inman’s first-ever property technology survey

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Tech stacks can be a challenge and the cost of keeping up with new technology can be a burden, RAMUS Real Estate broker-owner Erica Ramus writes in response to our inaugural proptech poll. Continue reading →

No-code automation hacks that’ll save your sanity

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Leverage is no longer just about making hires or starting a team. Stop doing everything yourself and start automating those repetitive daily tasks with no-code shortcuts that really work. Continue reading →

It’s time to audit your team’s tech stack and systems. Here’s why

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No matter what the changing social and economic environment brings, running an efficient real estate business is key to staying competitive. The right tech stack has the power to transform the way we conduct our day-to-day business and communicate with… Continue reading →

How indie brokers can compete with the giants using technology

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At Inman Connect Las Vegas, a pair of successful brokers advised indies to focus on tech integration and to not let their solutions get too complicated. Continue reading →