EA

Co-founder - building - @domuslinkltd | Modernising the £11B+ UK Real Estate Market | Building the future of PropTech

[EA @emanxarowolo]

Better data → faster decisions → more deals closing
That’s the flywheel.

Stops bad deals that rely on hype, and good deals shine because of clarity. Standardisation exposes that.

If we get this right, Domuslink won’t just be where deals are found.
But where decisions are made

[EA @emanxarowolo]

I was doing real estate in the UK for a while and noticed something:

There was a lack of clarity problem 🧵

[EA @emanxarowolo]

Decision making won't scale unless clarity scales.

So I built @Domuslinkltd to be a standardised deal infrastructure.

Every deal, as mandatory, has:
full cost breakdown
real return metrics
transparent assumptions
risk analysis

All built into the listing.

[EA @emanxarowolo]

Spray & pray scales distribution but matching infrastructure scales efficiency.

Matching infrastructure improves liquidity and that's why we focus on how demand and supply meet on top of increasing supply and demand individually

[EA @emanxarowolo]

Most marketplaces aren't failing because of supply or demand.

It's because of spray & pray distribution.

Here’s why matching infrastructure is what actually drives transaction velocity and how we've implemented it in @Domuslinkltd 🧵

[EA @emanxarowolo]

Good matching infrastructure gives:
More relevance, more conversations, and most importantly, more completed transactions.

Marketplace growth isn't just more users or more listings. It is more connection between the two.

[blue @bluewmist]

my father always told me: "if you want to go for a run, go for a run, don't look for company. sooner or later, on your fifth run or your twentieth, like-minded people will find you themselves." and only recently have i realized that this principle works everywhere.

[EA @emanxarowolo]

Everything is a wrapper of something. Paper is a wrapper of wood. Costs change, your job is to ensure your customers value your offering at a large enough margin.

[Simon Høiberg @SimonHoiberg]

"Just use Vercel."
"Just use Supabase."
"Just use Clerk."

Cool. Now your auth, database, and deployment are owned by 3 different companies who can change pricing whenever they want.

And the rest of your product is wrapping OpenAI.

At some point you have to ask yourself: what do I actually own here?

[EA @emanxarowolo]

Whilst I heavily agree. But most people’s risk profile is heavily weighted towards home ownership vs entrepreneurship

[Reece Wabara @ReeceWabara]

Home “ownership” is a 30yr anchor sold as a dream

Hard to move. Hard to invest. Hard to take opportunities

Just a debt that keeps you stuck whilst the world moves on.

[EA @emanxarowolo]

About to put in my 10,000 hours learning paid ads and organic

[Dan Neidle @DanNeidle]

Companies House has put out a statement confirming that, for five months, every company in the UK was vulnerable to the simple exploit we identified on Friday. It enabled anyone in the world to view and change their company details.

[EA @emanxarowolo]

Extrapolated. This resembles a business. The picture is your dream company & all the puzzle pieces are things you need to create that perfect picture.

The time it takes is down to how quickly you can find the appropriate pieces.

[EA @emanxarowolo]

My girlfriend and I put together a puzzle & it’s exactly like building a business.

You start from scratch. All the pieces muddled up. Another person might have the piece you need and you spend hours searching for pieces.

[EA @emanxarowolo]

@ColinGardiner @RoryCrave Early stage marketplace here! How to submit a deck/have a conversation?