Fathom raises $32.7M to fund more acquisitions
CEO Joshua Harley says Fathom is looking to buy smaller real estate brokerages in new or smaller geographic markets. Continue reading
CEO Joshua Harley says Fathom is looking to buy smaller real estate brokerages in new or smaller geographic markets. Continue reading
EXp founder Glenn Sanford said his company should have half a million agents in five years. We asked some experts if that was realistic. Continue reading
End-to-end real estate services platform Fathom said investments in future growth drove a $3.4 million Q3 net loss, despite double-digit growth in revenue, real estate transactions and agent count. Continue reading
How will Opendoor and Offerpad respond to Zillow bowing out of iBuying? How is Compass faring as a fledgling public company? And is Keller Williams nearing an IPO? Continue reading
A simple email newsletter or Facebook ad that may have converted business in the past may become ineffective as a result. Here’s what to do. Continue reading
In the above session from Connect Now, Wendy Forsythe of Fathom Realty, Sean Varin of Encompass Lending Group, and Paul Yurashevich of Versus Title discuss how real estate agents need to build a team of service providers they can work with in tandem to… Continue reading
During our IPO, we stated that we were raising capital for three main purposes: to accelerate growth, invest in our proprietary technology and make strategic acquisitions. That was 12 months ago, and we haven’t missed a beat executing on our vision. Continue reading
The company pulled in $84.2 million between April and June, nearly all of it from its real estate brokerage services. Continue reading
In the above session from Connect Now, Wendy Forsythe of Fathom Realty talks with Rivers Pierce of W8LESS and Cory Scott and Jeff Nieto of LiveBy about how critical it is to gain and maintain your place as the real estate authority in your area. Continue reading
The project is meant to make the process of expanding a team into a new city more streamlined and efficient. It should also turn those teams into an asset for the existing Keller Williams personnel in the new city. Continue reading