@SinaiLawFirm What I see are opportunities taken to buyers, who then hit analysis paralysis and can't act and they lose the opportunities. If you are a buyer with the means, acting swiftly is a must or your competition will.
@bethanyjbabcock There may be a business opportunity in providing a service to people to challenge egregious tax assessments. I just sent a friend recent comps for high neighborhood, the assessor was 25% high generally across the board to market value.
@marcuslemonis@hopinginhim If you need help let me know, I work in this sector and see many areas where this can be improved. Problem is no one wants the value of their home to go down
@SinaiLawFirm Also if you get known for this you might pull it off, but then you see zero deals going forward. Had a client who always had to win...agents stopped wanting to work with him or show him deals. A few thousand dollars has literally cost him millions in the big picture
@SinaiLawFirm If your goal is to retrade and never really honor the agreed upon price you didn't enter into a contract in good faith. There are sometimes unknowns that pop up that are legitimate but lack up major changes or new unknown issues coming to light its not good practice.
@jonbrooks AI can't get autocorrect right or do basic email searches. 95% of companies who hopped on AI had FOMO and are finding out it doesn't work as they expected and its actually costing them business. Consumers also know when they are dealing with AI now too and feel it's subpar
@MBehr22@JakehellerAI Yes, they pose as interested buyers, but claim they can't talk on the phone and need to do a Zoom meeting, where they send you a fake Zoom link with malware to try to hack you.
@moseskagan Have you given the thought to starting some start ups in real estate tech? Disrupt them and they will buy you out down the road to get their market share back
@skylarromines I said the same thing...people are just tired of career and typical politicians and want someone who gives them hope that things can be fixed or changed because the current system does not work for a lot of people
@TripleNetTyler 90% of their "leads" are the Zoom scammers now it seems. They are probably hiking prices because their stock is low and they've been under pressure by activist investors, however that is short term thinking
@TrailerParkGuy The biggest challenge lately on Loopnet seems to be most of their "leads" are Zoom call scammers, etc. So not only is that junk, but it also takes productive time away dealing with these scammers.