Lone Wolf’s marketing center released, 1st ‘new gen’ product
In the first release of its “next generation” of real estate software, Lone Wolf Technologies unveiled this week a multi-tiered marketing center. Continue reading
In the first release of its “next generation” of real estate software, Lone Wolf Technologies unveiled this week a multi-tiered marketing center. Continue reading
Welcome Homes, a hybrid homebuilder and proptech company, announced its new “Make-an-Offer” module and an artificial intelligence-backed land analysis report on Wednesday. Continue reading
The platform update is called RealScout Pro+, and it’s highlighted by Auto Nurture, a functionality that will automate outreach efforts to new and previous CRM entries. The intent is to stimulate scaling for teams and agents as the industry trudges thr… Continue reading
Qwik Fix gives sellers the ability to quickly respond to the most needed repairs and buyers the chance to consider what’s really important for them to have ready before move-in. Continue reading
The new tool, Credit Builder, allows credit reporting institution TransUnion to consider rental payments when its algorithms build credit scores. Continue reading
Realtor.com’s Listing Toolkit is an easy, modern solution for listing agents to build CMAs, demonstrate home marketability and help sellers discover who might want to buy their home. Continue reading
MLS-Touch provides connections to four home showing solutions driven by the data of each MLS in which it’s active. It can be deployed by MLSs that don’t use Matrix, CoreLogic’s listing solution. Continue reading
Corva offers quite a bit for the agent who has had early success and wants to more fully streamline how they operate. It’s a good system for knowing what’s happening when and what should happen next. Continue reading
Rechat is a full-featured marketing app for tech-forward brokerages and teams that have a handle on how to capture their market. Continue reading
Three months after Ring founder Jamie Siminoff became CEO, Latch will be reborn as Door.com, in part to leverage its acquisition of Honest Day’s Work, according to an announcement on Tuesday. Continue reading