IBuyer purchases recover to pre-pandemic levels: DelPrete
The iBuyers are down but not out. Recovery continues at pace, and the business model is undoubtedly here to stay, but not without its recovery challenges. Continue reading
The iBuyers are down but not out. Recovery continues at pace, and the business model is undoubtedly here to stay, but not without its recovery challenges. Continue reading
Spencer Rascoff, former CEO of Zillow and now Co-founder & Executive Chairman of dot.LA, Pacaso, and Supernova, says iBuyers are not the culprit of the inventory shortage. Watch a sneak peek of his interview with Brad Inman. Continue reading
Being a real estate agent is stressful in a “normal” environment, but now? Burnout among agents is at an all-time high. Learn how putting yourself first will allow you to be your best, set realistic boundaries, and serve your clients. Continue reading
Redfin has launched its iBuyer services in Tucson, Arizona, and restarted service in parts of Las Vegas, according to an announcement on Tuesday. RedfinNow now operates in 22 markets nationwide. Continue reading
The iBuyer revised its purchase requirements to include pricier homes, older homes and homes in age-restricted and gated communities. Continue reading
At the next Connect Now on April 20, Spencer Rascoff and Brad Inman will talk about the latest innovations in real estate. The dynamic duo will cover everything from SPACS to iBuying. Be there for the full interview. Reserve your spot now. Continue reading
Spencer Rascoff and Offerpad CEO Brian Bair spoke to Inman about the behind-the-scenes moves that led to Offerpad’s decision to go public via a special purpose acquisition company. Continue reading
With the expansion the real estate services company is bringing its offering to nearly 300 new ZIP codes. Continue reading
Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week, they discuss delayed mortgage payments and iBuyers’ decision to suspend instant offers. Continue reading
Rich Barton laid out plans to cut 25 percent of quarterly expenses by pausing hiring, cutting marketing, halting homebuying and reducing discretionary spending. Continue reading