Inside the app that lets Uber drivers scout homes to flip
Dealmachine works directly with real estate investors, who pay a monthly fee beginning at $49 for the service. Those investors then procure their own drivers. Continue reading
Dealmachine works directly with real estate investors, who pay a monthly fee beginning at $49 for the service. Those investors then procure their own drivers. Continue reading
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Anow processes more than 50,000 appraisals across the U.S., Canada and other countries each month, but the goal isn’t volume alone. Continue reading
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The app lets homebuyers search for agents “on duty” in their area and connects them directly for showings and other business. Users pay nothing, agents pay $30 a month. Continue reading
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