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First American touts Procision as ‘next-generation’ valuation model

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The Procision AVM suite comes in three flavors for mortgage lenders, capital market investors, proptechs and real estate professionals. Continue reading →

WATCH: Demand for speed and access has tech moving forward

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Pandemic-spurred access to technology in the transaction continues to fuel consumer demand for more seamless ways of doing business, speakers at Inman Connect Las Vegas said. Continue reading →

Plaintiffs end suit accusing companies of defrauding agents

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Former sales reps drop claims that Move, its parent company News Corp. and the National Association of Realtors discriminated against them and used them to lie to agents. Continue reading →

WATCH: Power Buyers at ICLV say cash offers will never go out of vogue

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Knock and HomeLight CEOS are witnessing a sea change as the market shifts, but they said that doesn’t necessarily mean buyer and seller appetites for cash offers will change anytime soon. Continue reading →

Tighten up: 10 steps for giving your tech stack a solid audit

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As the market shifts, it’s important to make every penny count. That starts with getting the most out of your current tech budget. Trainer Bernice Ross walks you through evaluating and adjusting your tech stack for greater efficiency and savings. Continue reading →

How to handle an agent’s social media post gone sideways

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In this monthly column, Anthony Askowitz explores a hypothetical real estate situation from both sides of the broker/agent dynamic. This month’s situation: A seasoned agent takes the leap into social media, only to have it backfire on her and require g… Continue reading →

Is your Facebook page a ghost town? 5 mistakes that scare off clients

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Creating a great Facebook strategy means balancing the spontaneity of social media with the intentional aspects of effective marketing. Laura Stace offers tips to get you started or help you take your Facebook game to the next level. Continue reading →

DropOffer launches off-market buying solution in 6 new markets

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DropOffer’s app provides data on existing homes for agents and buyers to leverage when approaching off-market sellers and it gives buyers an alternative to what’s on the open market. Continue reading →

Attom acquires property data company Estated

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Estated maintains information on millions of U.S. properties and works with companies in the mortgage, insurance and real estate sectors. Continue reading →

Local Logic, CrimeoMeter lock up deal to share crime stats on listings

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Crime data became a hot issue in 2021, as Redfin and Realtor.com executives called for portals to cease providing it, and did so themselves. Continue reading →