/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56871849
real estate agents, despite common memes, actually do a decent amount of work. There is a lot of paperwork involved in the loan transaction process and they act as sort of Project Managers. Their relationships with assorted partners in the process can often smooth over issues. Additionally, the original and core job is for them to pair a property with a person. They would learn all the various attributes about the properties on the market and for which they had listings and would know how to direct buyers to the right property. Some of that has been lost lately, but less than you think.

>>56871849
Because a human needs to convince the buyer he wants that property, nobody needs convincing they need to ride a cab to reach a destination they just do. Sales people will never go out of jobs unfortunately.

>>56871859
All of this can be done with the internet without using a (((real estate agent)))

>>56871867
>needs to convince the buyer he wants that property
In this market? they sell themselves, choice is limited

>>56871874
Then build the app and make millions.

>>56871874
So make the app and become a billionaire.

>>56871874
no it can't. apps can't do shit, look at dating apps, total failure, bad idea to begin with.

the real estate market was better for buyers and sellers before zillow/trulia, etc. real estate agents could properly redline, steer idiots away from bad renovations, etc. now you have to publicly parade your house online so people do shit renos to make it look good in HDR photos. so many crimes and so little benefit.

>>56871884
>>56871885
>>>invents zillow

>>56871884
>>same fag.
Lol
If this was a shit token thread, bagholders would accuse us of being an Indian Lee Harvey Oswald samefag.

>>56871898
> the real estate market was better for buyers and sellers before zillow/trulia, etc
No it wasn’t.
> people do shit renos to make it look good in HDR photos
Go tour the house and have it inspected? Problem solved.

>>56871899
Zillow makes money by passing you along to a realtor.

You need to create an app that lists to the mls, draws up a purchase and sales, negotiates counter offers, interfaces with the loan broker/ inspector/ appraiser, and attends the closing.

Id use it if you make it.

>>56871928
>muh mls
>muh close
Just use an escrow service for house deeds

>>56871953
OK. Do it! I'll use it. Lots of people will. Realtors are annoying.

>>56871849
In india we have an app called nobroker (i've been to their head office for drinks)
i like it but sometimes landlords are real cunts so you'd prefer an agent maybe

>>56871928
It's so funny watching millennials continue to try and remove social interaction from every aspect of human life. It has failed for 15 years but they still stubbornly refuse to accept that they're just autistic social retards who don't understand how the world works.

>>56871849
I dunno if I should post I think not, but I am currently making web3 AI driven real estate investing app.


Legal company set up and FMA pending.

>>56871885
I really hope it works desu I'm
>>56872062


I really need to make it, basically how it works is crypto is pooled in smart contract if it reaches the sale price an LLC is formed with all investors as share holders and is managed by my main company, democratic ( votes depend on how much tokens of that house you hold ) token voting on bigger property discussions

>>56872081
"Sellers, narrate your home's story and let our AI create the ideal listing. Buyers, delve into homes with the ability to inquire and get instant, comprehensive replies. Now, also explore opportunities for divided ownership with RAI tokens, broadening the horizons of property investment."

pretty much this and yes I will make the token not called RAI im aware it exists already.

>>56871849
Same way that we're just getting rid of dextools for dexscreener or binance for coinbase. Basically improvements and upgrades aren't always linear and dont encompass everything. Some things change and improve instantly, others take more time. Its not intuite

>>56872148
>Basically improvements and upgrades aren't always linear and dont encompass everything
With this you summed up everything there is to be said

>>56871859
Yeah my mom was a rsa for 25 years and i've never seen someone working so hard without resting every single fucking day. She eventually retired because her back couldn't handle it but according to her there was nothing more fulfilling than doing her job and doing it right.

>>56871859
>to be fair you have to have a high iq to understand the nuance of Real and Estate

>>56872508
There's a reason why there's not a lot of real state agents, not everyone is cut out for the job

>>56871849
The Natl. Assoc. of Realtors just lost a lawsuit on this exact topic. Buyer's agents may become obsolete soon.

>>56871849
Because people value human interaction and emotional support when buying/selling a home.

You wouldn't get it, Chud.

>>56872839
Specifically:
>NAR says the buyer pays the seller 106 %, the seller pays the seller's agent 6 %, and the seller's agent pays the buyer's agent 3 %
>Plaintiffs file an antitrust lawsuit, claiming that forcing the buyer's agent to not be paid directly by the buyer is artificially inflating buyer's-agent commissions
>For example, in Australia, the seller's agent gets only 1.5 % rather than 3 %, and there are no buyer's agents
>The jury agrees with the plaintiffs