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The end of the housing realtor?

September 5th, 2006 Categories: Mortgage News

The real estate market has largely resisted the Internet (on purpose) but that may be changing and it could spell big trouble for traditional realtors. Online housing brokers such as Redfin can save both buyers and sellers thousands of dollars since they take significantly less commision then traditional realtors.

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