Category Archives: Real Estate Technology

Demanding Greater Transparency from the Mortgage Industry

In case anyone missed this over at Inman TV…and never being one to miss an opportunity to self-promote
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Prospective Mortgage, Real Estate and Relevant Technology Thoughts for 2008

Mortgage, Real Estate and relevant technology predictions for 2008…
1) Property listings will be marketed via two vehicles, NAR’s Gateway portal as well as across multiple ‘social networks’ and ‘feeds’ rather than the traditional MLS systemology.
I have hope for NAR’s proposed project because it appears to be an effort to normalize MLS data, which raises the [...]

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The XBrokers Rehash of Real Estate, Mortgage and Technology Predictions for 2007

New Years is upon us already, my how time flies, so a reflection on 2007 seems an appropriate final post of the year.
Last January I made some predictions for 2007, so let’s review what I saw in the crystal ball…
Active Rain and other community based ‘Blogsites’ are going to be Big.

AR more than doubled [...]

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Groove Your Way to Productivity and Javascript on Juice

While I may not be a programmer, I am a tech geek at heart. Technology has always been a gateway for me to reduce laborious tasks and increase communication efficiencies…in other words it helps alleviate my procrastination habits and other nefarious personal productivity holes.
Although Groove.net and Extjs.com are two vastly different applications, they both [...]

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New Marketing Strategies Via Social Networking Optimization for Real Estate and The Big Push for Compensation Reform

New Marketing Strategies Via Social Networking Channels for Real Estate and The Big Push for Compensation Reform.
‘We are the fossils, the relics of our time, we mutilate the meanings till they’re easy to deny…be ashamed of the mess you’ve made.’
- William Corgan
I hear many mortgage and real estate professionals within the industry still spouting off [...]

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