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Was CoStar's acquisition of HomeSnap a giant bonfire or a good move (at the time)? On this week's episode of Industry Relations, Rob and Greg discuss the latest happenings in real estate with a dissection of Homes.com and HomeSnap. As the conversation deepens, they re-imagine what the real estate landscape would look like with alternative histories. All while exploring why some companies are ready to weather the storm while others seem less prepared for the journey ahead.  Link to Inman article.   Listen to the Industry Relations Podcast across all podcast platforms! Listen to the podcast on Apple Listen to the podcast on Stitcher Connect with Rob and Greg:  Rob's Website Greg's Website Our Sponsors:  Cloud MLX Notorious VIP This podcast is produced by Two Brothers Creative 2023.

Charlie Vinci, named one of the nation's top 5% realtors by HomeSnap, and lead agent for the Charlie Vinci team at Compass Realty in Greenwich, CT, shares timely tips for buying or selling a home. Charlie provides helpful information and area guides on his You Tube channel, Gold Coast Homes. www.charlievinci.com

IS THIS THE END?! The end of the volcanic sellers' market… the end of the epic price increases… the end of the mortgage BOOM?! Why do we ask this? Home prices cooled at the fastest rate IN HISTORY, mortgage refinancing DROPS to a 22-year low, and data shows that the home price correction is sharper, and more widespread, than previously believed. Also, how is Zillow trying to win over real estate agents, and why is HomeSnap separating from its Public Portal. We dive into the tidal wave of headlines on This Week in Real Estate!

Brett Rosenthal is an experienced real estate professional in the Greater Philadelphia Area, Brett is a member of the top-producing, award-winning Revolve Philly Group with offices in Center City Philadelphia, Manayunk, and Ardmore on the Main Line, Chestnut Hill, and Blue Bell. I cover all areas of the City of Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, including the Main Line, Bucks County, and Montgomery County. Brett has received numerous awards and recognition for his sales performance over the last several years. He was recently ranked in Homesnap`s Top 5 Percent Realtors and recognized by Philadelphia Magazine as a top producer in 2022. Brett is a member of the Pennsylvania and Montgomery County Association of Realtors®. Prior to real estate, he worked as a sales executive and manager for a business technology company and was an Attorney where he worked in Real Estate Law for a large NYC Law Firm. Brett received his real estate license in 2015 and focuses on providing home buyers and sellers with professional, responsive, and attentive real estate services. He understands the importance of listening to his clients to find them exactly what they want in a home.   Listen to this adjective Agency For Agents episode with Brett Rosenthal Revolve Philly Group. Here is what to expect on this week's show: -       The origin of Revolve Philly Group and how Brett got started in real estate. -       The Philadelphia real estate market, and how Brett capitalizes on all of his opportunities. -       Brett's lead generation and the strategies he uses to gain contacts.   Connect with Brett: Guest Links: Website - https://www.revolve-philly.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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We are surrounded by a world of instant gratification…but it's so hard to say NO and think about long term goals. In this episode we will give you some tips on how to push past the urge to give in to instant gratification and to focus on your long term goals. Here are the links to the things we talk about in this episode: Elevate and Empower Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/410169827382887/?ref=share Flourish Event https://www.eventbrite.com/e/flourish-with-moms-in-real-estate-april-2022-tickets-247571632417?fbclid=IwAR2L2S0wQskfzHQEn3nIsksHBVoEgfu-1X7HbRiu3LEYl9oCxwKbOGxFos8 Ladies of Real Estate https://www.lresocial.com/?via=kali Canva www.Canva.com RPR https://www.narrpr.com/ HomeSnap https://www.homesnap.com/ Email us at sellingcrazypodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Social Media FB: @sellingcrazypodcast IG: @selling_crazy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today, Alison and Christine talk about Real Estate Agent internet presence OTHER than Facebook and Instagram. We dive in to Google my Business for REALTORS, blogging/SEO for your website, LinkedIn, Homesnap, and more! Here are the influencers Alison follows for SEO tips that she said she would share : https://www.instagram.com/mariahmagazineco/ https://www.instagram.com/thecommunityinfluencer/ 

Parade of Techniques: 1. Make a commitment in front of everybody: I'm going to knock on seven For Sale By Owner doors every week between now and the first week of January! People are seeing the praise of Homesnap! Because when you put your listing on Homesnap, it works just like Zillow but better! Ask the Experts: 1. My number 1 goal is to have a great 2022. I realized that we're going to go into this time of year where there are a lot of distractions. What's your number 1 thing to do to prevent yourself from being distracted? 2. What's your number 1 “Build 2022” activity? 2022 Teams are forming now! Visit our website for more details: floydwickman.com

This week HomeSnap (who is owned by Co-Star) rolled out their anticipated Showing feature on their existing app. While this move may not strike some as a big deal, Greg and Dave talk about the implications and how this can potentially impact agents and local MLS's moving forward. In true Greg and Dave fashion, the conversation weaves in future prop tech ideas, including blockchain tech, digital assets, the metaverse, and the parallels between current apps and how they interact in the future. Greg Fischer is one of the brightest minds in real estate; you don't want to miss this one! Find more content at www.windermereabode.com... go ahead, click and check it out! Follow Greg Fischer online to get more musings on all things real estate on Twitter at @gregofisch --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/windermereabode/message

On this week's episode of The Snapshot, we chat with Homesnap's Co-Founder and SVP of Product Strategy, Guy Wolcott as well as Homesnap's Director of Product Management, Lynn Matthysse about a new product from Homesnap that allows agents to schedule home showings within the app without fear of a competitor getting access to the data.Links Mentioned:Homesnap ProHomesnap Pro+Homesnap Pro AdsShowingTimeCentralized Showing Service (CSS)Homesnap ShowingsAllTrails: Hike, Bike & RunWEMOGlass PhotoHiking ProjectSubpar Parks: America's Most Extraordinary National Parks and Their Least Impressed Visitors

Join the free Mailer Bootcamp to send your first (or next!) 10X Mailer: www.MailerMomBootcamp.com I help Real Estate Agents develop BRANDED content that will position them as the AREA EXPERT through proven strategies to rapidly grow their business and position them as the area expert that everyone wants to work with to buy and sell their home! FREE CONTENT FOR YOU: Instant Download: 35+ Free Lead Generation Ideas for your Real Estate Business www.bit.ly/LeadGenPDF Want access to the full eBook? Grab it here: www.bit.ly/LeadGenEBook FREE CONTENT FOR YOU: Instant Download: 175+ Video Ideas for your Business https://mailchi.mp/3keysrealestategroup/contentguide INSTANT DOWNLOAD: Geographic Farming Sheet Cheat for Real Estate Agents https://mailchi.mp/3keysrealestategroup/farmingcheatsheet INSTANT DOWNLOAD: 25 Examples of high converting Farming Mailers for Real Estate Agents https://mailchi.mp/3keysrealestategroup.com/25examples INSTANT DOWNLOAD: 35 Social Media Post Ideas - Free Mini Content Calendar https://mailchi.mp/3keysrealestategroup/minicontentcalendar join our Email List: http://eepurl.com/gO5HzT AVAILABLE AS A PODCAST: *Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xMmJjMjQ4MC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== *Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hyper-local-real-estate-agent-strategies-to-dominate/id1495383801 *Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/1sgiHkfoIULrcyDGlr9OPs

Parade of Techniques: 1. An ad campaign that's working on social media and it's called, “Don't be homeless when you sell your home.” And that's getting real interest from people who have homes to sell and then buy! 2. The reason to use an app called Homesnap. It's about controlling what the buyer sees. If the buyer shops on Zillow, they get all the other agents' contact information as well. But if they shop on your Homesnap App, every property is available to them, however, it's all bracketed by your own branding! Ask the Experts: 1. How do I stay focused on building a listing inventory? 2. Oh my gosh! These people are driving me crazy! They're not even nice, they're mean! They're treating me terribly! I just don't know what to do. I don't even like this job anymore. I really thought about quitting. What's your advice? Like what you're hearing? Get involved in our coaching program: https://www.floydwickman.com/r-squared-coaching

Why do you want to sell real estate? Is your Why compelling enough to keep you motivated? Mail to your subdivision each month – if this is the first time, weekly for one month then every two weeks for the second month then monthly. A great way to dominate. Use Remine to break it down with data for predictive analytics Do you have a buyer that needs a house? Mail to the area your buyer wants to live in. Take the renters list from the mls from the past year and upload that list to remine and target absentee owners Take your list of closed deals and upload to remine Create market data tips for social media weekly Homesnap - likely to list is a feature in Pro provided by many MLS's And you must be consistent. “Everything works if you work”. https://www.youtube.com/c/CarrieJLittle www.instagram.com/CarrieJoLittle www.SmartGirlMedia.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carriejolittle/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carriejolittle/support

Our guest today is Tige Savage, co-founder and managing partner of Revolution Ventures. Revolution a venture capital fund based in Washington, D.C. Some of their investments include RunKeeper, Homesnap, Framebridge, and LivingSocial. This episode really hit home for me. I'm originally from the DC area and love the area. It's probably bad form it's taken me this long to have an investor that's based there on the show. In this conversation you'll learn how Revolution invests in companies that are outside of the bay area, how Tige views risk at the early stages and how he thinks about brands that are sustainable.Sponsor: This episode is brought to you by Gorgias. Gorgias combines all your communication channels including email, SMS, social media, livechat, and phone, into one platform and gives you an organized view of all tickets. Sign up here and mention the Consumer VC podcast for two months free.Click Here to sign up.Some of the questions I ask Tige:What was your attraction to venture capital?How did Revolution come together?What are the three investment funds that Revolution invests out of?What's interesting about the DC startup ecosystem?Life of revolution - off the beaten path of geographiesSpending time on the roadHow did you think about sourcing, and different regionsWas alot of community buildingReferences were more important than they ever have before?Traded the risks of unknown for pricing risksWhy don't you make investments in the bay area?How do you currently think about price in this market?When investing in pre-product market fit, what are qualities you look for in founders?Are there particular themes in consumer that you focus on or are you more opportunistic?What did you learn from COVID?Digitally native brandsWhat's one thing you would change about venture capital?What's one book that inspired you personally and one book that inspired you professionally?What's one piece of advice that you have for founders?What's the best piece of advice that you've received?

Host Beth Raimer is joined by John Ayers, Vice President of Subscriber Services, to dish on the Homesnap Pro Ad Widget, our newest advertising tool for listings. Also covered is our ongoing 3rd Party Product Survey and upcoming news. Tune in! Don’t forget to subscribe to Real Talk with RMLS on Apple Podcasts or Google […]

In this overheated market, it’s become relatively easy to land a Venture Capital investor. But finding one who adds real value post-investment remains tricky. I found one. Constance Freedman is Managing Partner of Moderne Ventures, an early stage investment fund which invests in technology companies in real estate, mortgage, finance, insurance and home services. Based in Chicago, she’s invested in over 90 companies including Better, Bento for Business, Hippo, Homesnap, Porch, and TaskEasy. Equally notable is the network she’s built. She adds immense value to her portfolio companies by connecting them with the major players in their respective sectors. Think of her as the Venture Connector. No surprise, Constance has been the recipient of several prestigious awards including HousingWire’s Women of Influence, Crain’s Business 40 under 40, Crain’s Chicago Top Tech 50, 2019 Mavericks 50, and Inman’s Top 101 in Real Estate. Along the way, she’s learned how to spot talent, how to land it, and when to make a change on your team. In this 20-minute conversation, she reveals her hard-fought lessons.  

Today we talk to Victoria Kennedy, CEO of Victorious PR in Las Vegas, NV about easy strategies to kickstart or refresh your marketing:Choose organic over generic every timeUse your social media profiles as a sales funnelSet up systems to build your lead flowFocus on one activity and do it consistentlyPitch yourself to local press outletsSet up your Google My Business profile (or do it through Homesnap!)Links mentioned:TikTokSleep Cycle

About Lakisa LaKisa (Kisa) Carter is energetic and passionate about assisting people with their real estate needs. She epitomizes integrity, energy and creative service in the details of each real estate transaction. Kisa strives to advocate for and attend to the real estate needs of her clients and create a positive experience for all parties involved in real estate activities. Kisa moved to the Washington D.C. metropolitan area over 10 years ago after completing a Masters of Public Administration (MPA) at Baruch College (CUNY), in New York and serving 8 years in the United States Air Force (USAF). Throughout her professional career, she has served the public in various professional capacities in the non-profit, private and government industries. When she is not helping people with their real estate needs, her hobbies include Spartan races, yoga, interior decorating and international travel   Click Here to Read My Bio!   Click Here to Read My Google Reviews! Download the Homesnap real estate app here to begin your home search: https://www.homesnap.com/LaKisa-Carter Music credits @tidalwavstudios #propertywarrior #therisecreatingyourvoice #realestate #land #realtor #house #condo #rental #townhouse #condo Lakisa Carter - DC/MD Realtor

https://tribus.captivate.fm/ (Enjoying Brokerage Insider? Please Subscribe Using Your Favorite Podcast Player.) Joan Docktor, the well known president of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox and Roach Realtors, sits down with TRIBUS CEO Eric Stegemann to discuss the changes in the real estate industry. CoStar bought HomeSnap and now is nearing an acquisition of CoStar to consolidate into the largest owner of real estate data in the world. Zillow bought ShowingTime and now has the available data for over 1/3 of all showings in the entire United States. Compass is getting ready to go public. What should large brokerages be thinking about right now? TRANSCRIPT Hi, everybody. Welcome to Brokerage Insider the podcast where we interview the leaders in real estate and technology. I'm your host, Eric Stegman. And I'm the CEO of TRIBUS. We're one of the largest independent prop tech companies in real estate and providers of custom brokerage technology to medium and large sized brokerages all throughout the United States, Canada, Canada, and even around the world. Now today on the show, I have the most sincere pleasure of having as my guests. Joan. Now Joan is the president of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Fox and Roach Realtors. It's a division of HomeServices of America and one of the largest brokerages on its own in the entire country. On top of being part of home services, the largest brokerage in the entire country. Fox & Roach has more than 5,500 sales professionals in 75 offices in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Joan was recently named to the https://rismedia.com/newsmaker/?id=1299 (RIS Media Newsmakers Hall of Fame), along with other very prestigious folks like Sherry, Chris Allen Dalton, and the enforcement. Joan, thank you so much for taking time out of your very busy, busy schedule to join us here today. Thank you so much, Eric. I really I'm pleased to be with you today and look forward to our conversation. Me too. Me too. So, you know, first I want to start with your background. You buck the trend of the average agent today, and that is you started your real estate career at Fox and Roach, right? Yes, I did. I did. And I've never, ever left. We've just changed names many times and I've gone along for the ride that, yeah, for sure. Amazing. And if, if without going into specific numbers, you've been at Fox and Roach now for over 30 years, correct? Correct. Yes. And I could have gone anywhere. Sure. Yeah. For sure. With your, with your pedigree now, now when you. Okay. Now I was going to say most agents have many choices and that that's, that's that's a great thing about real estate. We have so many choices and, and I remember when I joined, I was told, you know, if real estate, wasn't my thing, we had mortgage title insurance. I could try out one of those businesses. For sure. I I've actually long joked about the the real estate industry. And one of my favorite things about it is that you could sell the same home three times and it would be different each time, right? Yes. Yes, it would. So it's, I, I listened to a different podcast and I could hear your passion for the business still after 30 something years in the industry, I could still feel your passion as I was listening to you on this other podcast. And one of my favorite things about this business too, is that every person that enters this business, it seems like they're so positive. And more importantly, it seems like they're willing to bet their paycheck on the fact that they can wake up tomorrow and make a sale. What was it specifically that made you decide to go get your real estate license and starting the business? Well, like many other agents we all buy and buy houses eventually, and we either have a great experience or we might not have such a good experience. And depending on where we are in our lives. And I was at a place in my life where I was not so happy with my current career bought a house. I had a pretty bad experience. And

I have a wide-ranging and engaging conversation with Joe Rand, Executive Director of the Broker Public Portal. We cover BPP, Homesnap, CoStar's acquisition, Fair Display Guidelines, the fate of the MLS, the residential real estate industry, and have a fun discussion all around.This one is long, but I think quite enlightening if you want to understand some of the intricacies of the industry.

This week on The Data Stack Show, Kostas and Eric are joined by Arian Osman, a senior data scientist at Homesnap who is also nearing the end of his PhD in computational sciences and informatics and is the developer of an e-commerce clothing brand. Homesnap is designed for both homebuyers and agents to access data from the MLS (Multiple Listing Service), providing real-time, accurate information to all parties involved.Highlights from this week's episode include:Arian's background and an overview of Homesnap (2:30)Utilizing data in Arian's e-commerce clothing brand (7:14)Homesnap's sell speed feature and visualizing outputs (13:28)The psychology that drives upper and lower limits (19:33)Deciding the life-cycle of a model (25:50)Collaborating with internal stakeholders (30:47)Unique challenges of data in the real estate domain (38:16)Useful third-party tools (43:33)The Data Stack Show is a weekly podcast powered by RudderStack. Each week we'll talk to data engineers, analysts, and data scientists about their experience around building and maintaining data infrastructure, delivering data and data products, and driving better outcomes across their businesses with data.RudderStack helps businesses make the most out of their customer data while ensuring data privacy and security. To learn more about RudderStack visit rudderstack.com.

In this episode, Ryan discusses what the system is, how it works, and what to expect if you are a home buyer or a seller. 

What happens when real estate tech royalty get together to brainstorm business ideas? Not surprisingly, a general discussion of underutilized assets lends itself to a new proptech venture.  Spencer Rascoff (former CEO of Zillow) and Austin Allison (co-founder of dotloop) are the Cofounders of Pacaso, a startup working to democratize access to second homeownership. On this episode of the podcast, real estate tech OGs Spencer and Austin join Rob and Greg to discuss how Pacaso solves the problem around the underutilization of second homes and explain how consumers, agents, and brokers alike benefit from the service. Spencer and Austin describe how Pacaso manages scheduling and dispute resolution, sharing what differentiates their product from a timeshare or the traditional DIY co-ownership model. Listen in for Spencer and Austin’s insight on current events in the industry, including the radical acceleration of tech adoption through COVID, the long-term impact of the DOJ lawsuit against NAR, and CoStar CEO Andy Florance’s attack on Zillow. What’s Discussed:   How Pacaso solves the problem around underutilization of second homes How consumers, agents, and brokers benefit from Pacaso What differentiates Pacaso from a timeshare How Pacaso handles scheduling and what happens if one owner uses the home much more than the others Why Spencer & Austin don’t see Airbnb as competition How Pacaso manages dispute resolution and governance of a property Why friction among owners is less likely with Pacaso vs. the DIY model Spencer & Austin’s response to the idea that Pacaso is ‘rich people solving rich people problems’ How COVID has inspired a demand for co-ownership in city centers How the digitization of real estate has accelerated through the pandemic and what that means for the industry Why buyer side representation will not go away (despite the DOJ lawsuit) Andy Florance’s attack on Zillow and how CoStar’s acquisition of Homesnap will impact residential real estate Connect with Spencer & Austin: Pacaso Connect with Rob and Greg:  Rob’s Website Greg’s Website Resources: dot.LA Zillow’s Q2 2020 Earnings Call Jack Ryan on Industry Relations EP055 CoStar’s Acquisition of Homesnap Brad Inman’s Interview with Andy Florance The FTC Suit to Block CoStar’s Acquisition of RentPath Tomo Our Sponsors:  Cloud Agent Suite Notorious VIP

In today's HousingWire Daily episode, HW+ Managing Editor Brena Nath joins Magazine Editor Kelsey Ramirez to discuss the most compelling articles reported from the HousingWire newsroom. Brena and Kelsey review HousingWire Magazine's latest issue, which features several 2021 economic forecasts. The issue, which is part of HW+ Premium Content, also highlights what the HousingWire editorial team believes could happen for each sector of the housing industry in next year's market. For some background on the interview, here's a brief summary of a recent HousingWire article on the 2021 housing market forecast:Even prior to the pandemic, housing inventory had hit record lows, and the problem has only gotten worse as demand continues to rise. Total home sales are outpacing new listings by a wide margin every month, and real estate tech company Homesnap foresees the shortage continuing in 2021 unless more sellers enter the market.The divide between supply and demand is striking: compared to last year, total new listings increased .22%, while total sales increased 19.29%. Homesnap said this trend could further drain inventory as 2021 approaches.Home prices have risen as a result of the mismatch in homebuyer demand and housing inventory. The average list price for properties that sold rose 6.7% from September to October this year, which Homesnap said is significantly higher than the same figure in 2018 and 2019.As median home prices keep rising, homeowners who originally planned to sell within the next three to five years might list their homes sooner, Homesnap said, freeing up more inventory.HousingWire Daily examines the most compelling articles reported from the HousingWire newsroom. Each afternoon, we provide our listeners with a deeper look into the stories coming across our newsroom that are helping Move Markets Forward. Hosted by the HW team and produced by Alcynna Lloyd and Victoria Wickham.HousingWire articles covered in this episode:Even with low inventory, expect a strong 2021 housing market

This week Greg Fischer of West + Main Homes (Denver, Colorado) joins us to breakdown what CoStar's recent acquisition of Homesnap could possibly mean for the real estate industry. We also talk about Salesforce acquiring Slack... oh yea, we also go down the tangent of Twitter! A lot of ground to cover on this one, sit down, go for a run, or save it to listen to later, but don't miss this conversation! For more content, subscribe to the podcast or visit www.windermereabode.com Greg also writes for his blog, you can check it out and subscribe here. West + Main Homes (Denver, Colorado) Follow Greg on the socials: Twitter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/windermereabode/message

Are you planning your 2021 marketing strategy? Bill Kauffman, the Director of Partnerships & Strategy at Homesnap talks to us about how you can leverage social media to spark conversations with your community, generate leads and ultimately get more business.______________________►Where to follow and listen to Breakfast with the BrokerInstagram: https://instagram.com/remaxservicesbocaratonFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/breakfastwithbrokerWebsite: https://davidserle.remax.com/pages/breakfast-with-the-brokeriTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/breakfast-with-the-broker/id1497747814----Thank you for watching this video—Please Share it. I like to read comments so please leave a comment and…► Subscribe to My Channel: https://www.youtube.com/breakfastwiththebroker?sub_confirmation=1--David Serle is the Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Services and currently resides in his home town of Boca Raton. David Serle has been conducting interviews with Real Estate Professionals since 2018 as his mission is to improve the professionalism in the Real Estate Industry. Breakfast with the Broker has won a RIS Media award and has been featured in Florida Realtor Magazine in 2020. David has been training agents for over a decade to build their real estate business and grow their referral base. David is very well known in the South Florida Real Estate Community as he resides on plenty of the boards of Realtors for the Broward, St. Lucie, and Palm Beach Realtors. David urges other realtors to be professional and nice to others no matter their level of expertise! Be sure to subscribe and watch us LIVE on Facebook every Tuesday morning! #realestateinterview #firsttimerealtor #business #realestate #investing See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on The Real Word, Byron and Nicole discuss the listing video that made Brad Inman say WTF?, things the real estate industry should be grateful for, and CoStar's acquisition. Subscribe to the Real Word Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTTMiZF0wRlmME_ap5EqfnQ Racket 1: Is this listing video brilliant marketing or missed the mark? Watch the two videos, and let us know your thoughts in the comments! Video 1: https://youtu.be/jejP1Gxo3EE Video 2: https://youtu.be/Xkkm1RdBdr8 Inman Coast to Coast FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/RealEsateConnect/permalink/5466056900072901/ Racket 2: The real estate industry has a lot to be grateful for in 2020: https://magazine.realtor/daily-news/2020/11/25/what-real-estate-has-to-be-grateful-for-in-2020 Marketeer: CoStar acquired Homesnap. How will this change the industry? https://www.inman.com/2020/11/23/costar-group-acquires-homesnap-for-250m https://www.inman.com/2020/11/30/with-costar-in-the-game-a-new-real-estate-chessboard-emerges Connect with Byron Lazine + Nicole White on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/byronlazine https://www.instagram.com/nicolewhiterealtor #TheRealWord #BradInman #CoStar

This week Ken reviews an article from MIT Sloan on The New Elements of Digital Transformation, CoStar acquiring Homesnap, Walmart's Holiday Drone Light Show, HEY letting you literally email a dumpster fire, and Nat Berman reflecting on potential.

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Moving into 2021, Homesnap anticipates that market demand will continue to be strong and follow the traditional increase in activity that comes with the spring season. However, that activity can only remain strong as long as there is ample inventory to support it, which remains uncertain. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rooparealtor/message

TUESDAY SPECIAL!! The Department of Justice announced that it sued National Association of Realtors and NAR announced the settlement with the DOJ on the same day! WHAT HAPPENED? and What does this mean for REALTORS moving forward?! PLUS we will talk about AMAZING October Existing Home Sales data, CoStar buys HomeSnap, a subprime player shorts the mortgage market but it might not be for the reason you think, AND forbearance rate increases for the first time since June. YIKES! Is Real Estate in Trouble?? Join Dan and Ray on the Bearded Men of Real Estate Show today to find out!!   Headlines! 5:35 What BMORE Is All About! 7:10 DOJ Sues NAR! Are They Suppressing Real Estate Competition? 52:15 October Sales Soar Despite Supply And Price Issues! 1:00:12 CoStar Snatches HomeSnap for $250 MILLION! 1:03:57 Can The Market Be Shorted?! 1:12:12 Forbearance Begins To Increase! Are We DOOMED?!

Outstanding student loan debt significantly exceeds initial expectations; Guitar Center files for bankruptcy; CoStar acquires Homesnap for $250 million; G-20 summit takes place virtually; Simran Sandhu reports.

Hubzu’s new mobile app, Homesnap’s new home pricing tool, SafeShowings expansion in California, and a mysterious money-raise for a tech venture by ex-Zillow execs. Hubzu is making it easier to have on-the-go access with a new mobile app. The online marketing platform gives users a way to find and bid on residential real estate auctions that include foreclosures, short sales, and retail sales. The app will give users mobile access with iOS and Android phones. www.NewsForInvestors.com

Highlights from the Black Knight Mortgage Monitor's first look at September's mortgage data Homesnap launches AI-powered tool that predicts days on market    

Why buy a home in the winter? WInter home buying can be easier, especially for first time home buyers. Reduced competition, lower costs, better service, and lower rates are all good reasons to buy between October and New Year's Day. There are other reasons why you should consider winter buying in 2020. Fierce competition, historically low interest rates, and a critical shortage of homes for sale have dominated the news about real estate. I believe that the seasonal slow down around the holiday season will be the very best time for many buyers. If you've struggled to buy a home, or have been afraid to enter the real estate market, right now is the time you've been waiting for. With possible shut downs of businesses and stay at home orders due to COVID 19 predicted for the fall and winter seasons in much of the country, and worries that inflation will cause rates to increase, now is your time to take advantage of the amazing savings from the lowest rates in recorded history. Download a free copy of my buyer's guide? Then head over to www.yourfirsthomeaz.com/buyers-guide. It's packed full of useful information about the home buying process.

When buying your first home, you're going to want to consider your home buying wants and needs. By focusing on what is most important to you in your new home, you'll not only reduce the stress and confusion of home buying but you'll also have an easier time identifying your new home. There are 3 main areas you should consider when shopping for your new home, they are; the house, the lot, and the community. Each of these helps to shape your experience as a homeowner. By factoring these into your home buying wants and needs, and focusing on the most important needs and wants, you'll not only get a home that you love but also avoid home buyers remorse.

There are many things to decide when buying your first home, and deciding between a fixer upper vs move in ready is the first place to start. There are several factors to consider, such as if you are willing to take on a project home, or if you even have the time to. In this episode, I'm going to share some of the pros and cons for both. Taking on a fixer upper has gained popularity since the housing market crash. There are even many TV shows, but move in ready is quite popular with many home buyers. So, which is right for you? Make sure to listen until the end, because I'm going to share with you my favorite home search tool.

On this episode of the Selling St Pete podcast, I share why I am a fan of the Homesnap app. This mobile application can be downloaded on mobile phones or can also be accessed via the web at www.homesnap.com. Outlined below and in this episode are all the reasons I am a fan of the Homesnap app. Homenap offers a national search portal Homesnap is syndicated with all of the multiple listing services and will immediately alert you to new listings, price changes, and any other market updates in the zip codes you want to watch. Homesnap allows you to search by a variety of filters including but not limited to: by a specific school district, school ratings, scheduled open houses, property type, property features, listing date, lot size, HOA fees, number of stories On certain mobile phones, the Homesnap app allows you to walk the property lines via augmented reality. You can message directly with me or the real estate agent you are working with directly in the app. If you would like to connect with me, you can do so via this link: homesnap.com/Nicole-Saunches Homesnap's in-app messaging allows you to share homes with friends, family and your real estate agent, even if they aren't on Homesnap and their reply will go right back into the app so you can find and discuss homes all in one place. The app has a built-in mortgage calculator and net sheet so buyers can estimate their mortgage and sellers can estimate their net profit when selling their home The app allows you to draw on the map and narrow down the search to the area you want. The app allows you to type in up to five addresses and will compute an estimated commute time for the distance from the address to the property you are looking at. You can even take a photo of a property and get details, which is how the app got its name in the first place. For homes that are actively listed in an MLS, you will be delivered a property card with all of the details and for homes that are not actively listed in an MLS you will get data from public records. I highly recommend connecting to the Selling St Pete Facebook page so you can see the corresponding video walk-through. You can do so here. And, thanks for tuning in!

In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by CEO of Homesnap, John Mazur. The best mindset you can have right now is this: "Shit's [sic] changing, and I need to change with it." Sure, it might be a little raw, but everything is a little raw right now.

Growing up, well before real estate agent Jay Quigley got his start in the industry, he was better known as DJ Jay Scott. Though he's moved on from spinning records in the Tampa community he was raised in, his unwavering loyalty to his locale has made him a go-to local agent at Florida Executive Realty. Hear the story behind his passion for his home town's music scene and unique offerings. Diving into the path he took to get to where he is today, he shares his journey from an 18-year-old disk jockey to successful agent.  Jay shares his experience working in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. He talks tech, evolution and what agents need to do to stay adjusted to the changes that lie ahead. Also, hear why he says being the dumbest person in the room is never a bad thing. “As real estate agents, we do need to embrace technology and we do need to think of ways that we can provide our services to clients in a way that does not compromise our health or their health...I think this is going to be around moving forward and the agents that get it and implement it and get better at it will be the agents that come out of this super-strong.”  -Jay Quigley[21:56]   Top Takeaways: Jay Quigley's Advice for New Agents:     Do not be afraid to be the dumbest person in the room.     Team up with a mentor or a broker that has a heart for teaching. “I have found that if you walk in thinking you know more than you [do]... I believe that you're not going to achieve what's possible.  -Jay Quigley [29:56]    Embrace technology.     If you're not technologically inclined or you're an older person getting started in real estate, find the help you need to learn.   “There are so many people out there that are willing to help but you have to make the first step and ask.”  -Jay Quigley [30:32]  Episode Highlights:     [00:00] Intro [00:40] Meet Jay Quigley [01:35] Developing a passion for real estate [02:01] Growing up a Tampa native [04:42] On thing he reminisces about from the '80s  [06:28] Jay Scott DJing as a senior in high school [08:49] Working as a board operator for the Buccaneers and the Reds [13:08] Experiencing a home team championship [14:24] Leaving the radio industry and pivoting as a paralegal [15:49] Transitioning into real estate [16:58] Finding the right fit with Florida Executive Realty [19:58] How his legal skills help with his work as a realtor [20:43] Takeaways from the current COVID-19 environment [23:02] GTR, FAR and volunteering at the association level [26:34] Taking a tech-savvy approach [28:14] What lies ahead in the next 5 years [29:31] Jay Quigley's advice for new agents [30:51] Finding Jay [31:53] Outro  Resources Mentioned: Florida Executive Realty Remine.com Homesnap.com Realtors Property Resource Connect:   Find | THE REAL ESTATE SESSIONS At TRESonline.com   Find | Bill Risser At bill.risser@fnf.com On Twitter On Facebook On Youtube Find | Jay Quigley At jay@quigley.net 813-846-5672 On Instagram On Facebook RATE & SUBSCRIBE  At Ratethispodcast.com/REsessions On Apple Podcasts On Google Podcasts On Stitcher   

Jack Hanlon from Homesnap breaks down the latest update from Homesnap as well as the features agents should know about to take full advantage of Homesnap Pro.

“If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will take you there.” This quote is from Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. Yogi Berra put a famous twist on this by saying “If you don’t know where you’re going you’ll end up someplace else.”  "Our plans miscarry because they have no aim. When a man does not know what harbor he is making for, no wind is the right wind." Seneca In absence of vision and clearly defined goals, we become strangely loyal to performing daily acts of trivia. Has your life fallen into mindless routine? Do you have a vague feeling that you would like to be doing something different, be somewhere else, spend your days involved in something more meaningful? It all begins with your vision. Not just a dream or a romantic ideal, a vision that is clearly developed, that focuses your life, informs the development of your goals, and directs the priorities of your daily life. It is possible to live a well-thought life. Not only is it possible, you might be missing the best possible life and the best possible version of you. It is good for every person to devote time regularly to thinking about the bigger picture of his or her life. Mark Dolfini is the author of “The Time Wealthy Investor” and in that book he outlines his VIP strategy. VIP is an acronym standing for Vision, Infrastructure, and Process. His work and thoughts on the Vision part alone are some of the best I’ve seen. I might have planted a little seed in his brain about doing an entire course on Vision and that has now become a reality. Mark will be making a guest appearance tonight at the Flipping America REIA meeting via video chat. But he also is going to join us in just a moment for a conversation about his new course on Vision.  How to contact us www.RogerBlankenship.com. Leave a voicemail right from the home page! Facebook.com/flippingamericamedia Twitter and Instagram @FlippingAmerica Call our National Comment Line: 877-55-ROGER (76437)    ext 1. Leave your message or your question.  Email your questions to questions@rogerblankenship.com. Please always tell us where you are from. We like to know where the show is being heard. And let us know how you found out about us if you don’t mind.  Sponsors American IRA: www.americanIRA.com Civic Financial: bit.ly/CivicFunding Real Estate Investing QuickStart Announcements: The Flipping America REIA meets every Wednesday from noon to 2 and Thursday from 7-9. You can join the REIA and learn real estate investing from the comfort of your own home, or get together with a few friends and form a chapter in your area. Learn more at flippingamericareia.com.   Flipping America App is in the app store. You can listen to the show, read the show notes, and the entire catalog of shows is now available to you. It’s a free download and there are no upsells or in-app purchases. Free to download, free to listen. Go ahead and give it a try and drop me a line and let me know what you think. FlipCalcs allows you to enter one data set about a property and consider up to six deal ppossibilities.  “Real Estate Investing Quick Start” Fifteen lessons to start your real estate investing career. Study from the comfort of your own home. I give you 8 action assignments in lesson 1 and show you how to complete them while holding your feet to the fire over the next 15 lessons. bit.ly/requickstart. News:  Kathy Fettke called it on this show. Crystal lagoons could be a “wave” of the future.  https://www.cnbc.com/video/2020/02/12/crystal-lagoons-is-disrupting-beach-front-real-estate.html Is it a rental monolith or a monopoly? https://www.housingwire.com/articles/birth-of-a-rental-monolith-rentpath-declares-bankruptcy-agrees-to-sell-to-costar/ Can investors also become HomeSnap pro users? https://www.housingwire.com/articles/homesnap-new-platform-guesses-when-people-will-move/ People are on the move - away from expensive coastal cities.  https://www.redfin.com/blog/q4-2019-housing-migration-report/ Topic: The Personal Vision Road Map, with Mark Dolfini Confusing results with vision.  Big house, why? Love to entertain. Why? Keep pulling on the thread and usually will end up saying “because I (fill in the blank with this deep need).” Not about goals. It’s attached to the limbic system - the thing that gets. You up on a rainy Sunday morning.  The Vision Paragraph The Vision Summary - write it down every day. “She wanted to move her mom within a 5 min drive. Home-school her kids, work from home, 10-15 hours/week. Wanted to start trying to have another baby.” Identify revenue goals that can make that happen. The two or three things she wanted the most within the next 8-12 months.  Three pillars of the mind, body, and soul. Easiest to start with the mind.  The Personal Vision Road Map  Your Questions: Send emails to questions@rogerblankenship.com Jessica, Akron, OH, “I have saved $40,000 to invest in a fix and flip. I’ve watched videos, attended a boot camp, and I see deals from time to time that fit all the criteria. But I’m having a hard time pulling the trigger. I know it’s fear, but how do I overcome it?” Comment Line calls and Questions Call 404-369-1018, press 1 and leave your message!  Motivational Thoughts for the day “To reach a port, we must sail—Sail, not tie at anchor—Sail, not drift.” - Franklin Roosevelt 

In this episode Ryan discusses the important information to know when getting ready to decide on a list price for your home. Do you list high so you have room to negotiate? How do you know if you are listing too low? Find out on this episode. 

The Nest crew of Jonathan Kauffmann, Jim Duncan and Keith Davis talk about cooperation and scouting agents but start with the story of their first agent appreciation party.- Nest’s first agent appreciation party- Value of being involved in the agent community, Realtor association- Relationships matter- Cooperation with other agents, in small and large markets- Market dynamics in Richmond, Charlottesville, Fredericksburg, Charlotte- Balance of advocating for clients, and balancing agent relationships; it’s never personal- The team involved matter - local lenders in particular- Homesnap’s agent scouting report- Whoop strap- Data, tracking data, how to apply that insight- Nest’s Mentorship program; things that Keith pushes our mentees- Valuing your sphere- Jim’s life lesson when coaching soccer- Open houses can work- Show up; know your stuff

In this episode I touch upon the steps to get started exploring if now may be the right time to purchase a home. I also talk about investment homes and how the demand for short term vacation rentals has skyrocketed! Here are the links to the app and free Home Buyer's Guide I mentioned. The App to use to search for properties anywhere in the country: Homesnap.com/cheryl-corrente Free Buyers Guidance: www.homesalesguidance.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/houseandhome/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/houseandhome/support

What if you could make $10,000 more on every flip, simply by paying less for capital? What if you could access large lines of credit with NO personal guarantees and not attached to your personal credit? How many more deals could you do? What would it add to your bottom line? How different would your life be 5 years from now if you could do two more profitable deals each year between now and then? These are the types of questions you should be asking when you begin to think about business credit. Now I’m not talking about the type of business lines of credit where you pay what amounts to 40% interest and you have to make daily payments starting the next day after you receive the money. I learned this business model the hard way about 8-9 years ago. I had a few conversations with some money guys in New York. Turns out they had clever ways to avoid having their interest rate labeled usurious, but they were work arounds. And they were a rip-off. Since that time I have been on the robo-call list as a sucker who needs money. I get 5-10 of these call every day. Still to this day.  But that is NOT what we are going to be talking about. We are talking about legitimate lines of credit for your business, obtained because of and on behalf of your business. These loans are solid and real. And I’m going to tell you right now that since I favor good quality debt backed by real estate, this program qualifies. Stephen Wible is coming up in a few minutes to explain it, which I will let him do. How to contact us www.RogerBlankenship.com. Leave a voicemail right from the home page! Facebook.com/flippingamericamedia Twitter and Instagram @FlippingAmerica Call our National Comment Line: 877-55-ROGER (76437)    ext 1. Leave your message or your question.  Email your questions to questions@rogerblankenship.com. Please always tell us where you are from. We like to know where the show is being heard. And let us know how you found out about us if you don’t mind.  Sponsors American IRA: www.americanIRA.com Civic Financial: bit.ly/CivicFunding Real Estate Investing QuickStart Announcements: The Flipping America REIA meets every Wednesday from noon to 2 and Thursday from 7-9. You can join the REIA and learn real estate investing from the comfort of your own home, or get together with a few friends and form a chapter in your area. Learn more at flippingamericareia.com.   Flipping America App is in the app store. You can listen to the show, read the show notes, and the entire catalog of shows is now available to you. It’s a free download and there are no upsells or in-app purchases. Free to download, free to listen. Go ahead and give it a try and drop me a line and let me know what you think. FlipCalcs allows you to enter one data set about a property and consider up to six deal ppossibilities.  “Real Estate Investing Quick Start” Fifteen lessons to start your real estate investing career. Study from the comfort of your own home. I give you 8 action assignments in lesson 1 and show you how to complete them while holding your feet to the fire over the next 15 lessons. bit.ly/requickstart. News:  Kathy Fettke called it on this show. Crystal lagoons could be a “wave” of the future.  https://www.cnbc.com/video/2020/02/12/crystal-lagoons-is-disrupting-beach-front-real-estate.html Can investors also become HomeSnap pro users? https://www.housingwire.com/articles/homesnap-new-platform-guesses-when-people-will-move/ People are on the move - away from expensive coastal cities.  https://www.redfin.com/blog/q4-2019-housing-migration-report/ Topic: Business Credit, with Stephen Wible Creditsuite.com info@creditsuite.com Home Depot Lowes, visas, master card, etc.  Car loans.  Email address is a potential red flag.  Need a real business line.  Google voice doesn’t work for this, Its not listable.  There are 125 items in the fundability database.  Wheel of fundability. Most of it is automated.  LexisNexis  Your Questions: Send emails to questions@rogerblankenship.com Cherry, Atlanta “What do you see for the market in 2020?” Stephen, Atlanta, “What are your top criteria for entering the market in a distant city?” Comment Line calls and Questions Call 404-369-1018, press 1 and leave your message!  Motivational Thoughts for the day “You can’t have a million dollar dream with a minimum wage work ethic.” -anonymous

Homesnap’s “Pro” product   Homesnap has a new service that crunches data to show which homes in a neighborhood are the most likely to be listed for sale in the next 12 months.   The platform uses an algorithm that crunches millions of records, including MLS data, to come up with a “Likelihood to List” score. The service, available only to licensed agents, shows a “heat map” of neighborhoods color-coded to zero in on the homes most likely to go on the market.   Americans are equity-rich as home values rise   More than a quarter of mortgaged homes had an LTV lower than 50%   Almost 15 million homes in the U.S. were equity-rich in the fourth quarter, meaning their mortgages were 50% or less of their estimated market value, according to ATTOM Data Solutions.   Equity-rich properties were 27% of all mortgaged homes, matching the share in the prior quarter, the report said. About 3.5 million homes with a mortgage were seriously underwater, meaning the loan exceeded the value of the property by 25% or more.   That figure represented 6.4% of all U.S. properties with a mortgage, down from 6.5% in the third quarter. Among 8,262 U.S. zip codes, there were 451 zip codes where at least half of all properties with a mortgage were equity rich, ATTOM said.   Where are the highest equity levels? The San Francisco Bay area.   Boston had the highest equity-rich share in the Northeast, at 35.6%. Dallas, led the South, at 36.5%, and Grand Rapids, Michigan, led in the Midwest, at 27.4%.     African American homeownership lowest since 1968 — when Fair Housing Act passed: NAR official .   At a time when housing prices continue to climb and affordability continues to dwindle, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) is eyeing ways to diminish the racial homeownership gap.   “In 2020, there is still a persistent gap in homeownership rates between whites, African Americans, Hispanic Americans and Asian Americans,” Bryan Greene, NAR’s director of Fair Housing policy, said Thursday at the association’s second annual policy forum in Washington, D.C. “We’ve seen homeownership rates among racial groups steadily rise, but I think many of us would have expected rates to have risen more,” Greene added. “We did see that happen for a period from the early 90s to the early part of this century, but dramatically, at least for African Americans, we started to see that homeownership rate decline — so much so that last year the homeownership rate for African Americans dipped below the rate in 1968 when the Fair Housing Act was passed.”  

Today, we speak with Rob & Jill Garrison, this duo combines mortgage & branding excellence to attract agents and brokers in assisting them to obtain the best mortgage experiences. We explore their career paths in the mortgage business, fostering relationships with agents, participating with new businesses in their community, and utilization of online tools such as Homesnap app. Thank you for being an encouraging aspect in our community, and congratulations on being PRO Members of the Month! Episode Resources:

Culture is often thought of as intangible. I do believe you can measure culture with attributes that make up how we work and communicate together. I interviewed John Mazur, CEO at Homesnap. His company was #43 on the 2018 Inc 5000 list. John shares with me how to measure culture and why it matters. Discover the key factors to measure culture for your company. Get the show notes for How do you Measure Culture with John Mazur at Homesnap Click to Tweet: Listening to an amazing episode on Growth Think Tank Featuring John Mazur with your host @GeneHammett http://bit.ly/JohnMazur   #IMeasureCulture #Mondays #CompanyCoreValues #GHepisode462 #GTTepisodes #Podcasts   Give Growth Think Tank a review on iTunes!

This week, Host Beth Raimer talks with John Ayers about a hodgepodge of RMLS™ news: the upcoming Portland office move, an upcoming change to the RMLS™ Rules and Regulations, and the relationship between Broker Public Portal and Homesnap. Don’t forget to subscribe to Real Talk with RMLS™ on iTunes or Google Play! Music: “Tropical Summer” […]

A central location for REALTORS® and clients to send listings and discuss them.

Gayle Weiswasser is the SVP of Communications & Business Development at Homesnap. Check out this interview to find out about why real agents should be using HomeSnap Pro.

Homesnap chats with Lee Davenport, real estate trainer and educator from Learn With Lee, about some basic guidelines to keep in mind while sharing content on social media, including a deep dive on Instagram Stories. We discuss: 1) What agents should be sharing on Instagram Stories (and why they should also be cautious on that platform).  2) How to tell a story about any house. 3) How to use Instagram Polls to generate engagement and leads. 4) What Facebook chatbots are and why they are underutilized by agents. 5) The benefit of adding a call to action to everything you post. 6) Why consistency is key.  

Bloomberg Opinion columnist Barry Ritholtz interviews David Hall, a partner at Revolution's Rise of the Rest Seed Fund. He is responsible for investment sourcing, execution and oversight for Revolution portfolio companies, and has worked closely with Revolution Money (American Express), Vinfolio, Koofers, SnagFilms, BenchPrep and Homesnap. 

We talk to Karin Carr, realtor with Keller Williams Coastal Area Partners and owner of Georgia Coast Homes, about the great success of her YouTube channel, Karin Carr Real Estate, in driving business. She is getting 70% of her CLOSINGS from her YouTube channel! You'll learn: 1. How a YouTube video helps potential clients get to know you before you've met 2. How people get to real estate content on YouTube 3. The content she covers in her YouTube videos 4. Why YouTube is underutilized by agents 5. How Karin chose a subject matter niche. 6. How to repurpose video content on other platforms. 7. How to convert audience into clients. 8. Why you shouldn't be intimidated by video! Links mentioned: Teleprompter Pro Filmic Pro Karin's online course YouTube For Agents ($100 coupon code: HOMESNAP)      

We talk to Homesnap's Director of Product Marketing, John Hogan, about why it's so important for agents to have a robust Google My Business Profile and how Homesnap's new product, Homesnap Pro+, makes it easy for agents to set them up. You'll learn: 1. Why having a Google My Business Profile is as important as having a website and Facebook presence. 2. Why not having a Google My Business profile can lead to other real estate players hijacking traffic meant for you. 3. How most home searchers find an agent. 4. Why agents need to focus on both word of mouth referrals as well as the digital space (Google and Facebook). 5. The process for setting up a Google My Business profile - with and without Homesnap Pro+. 6. How Homesnap's relationships with Google and MLSs make Homesnap Pro+ so powerful. 7. How Homesnap keeps the content in Google My Business profiles current. 8. What kinds of results agents are seeing with Homesnap Pro+. Links mentioned: Homesnap Pro+ Chess by Optime Software Domo Yahoo Fantasy Football App          

Homesnap can count Facebook, Google and other ad platforms among its “BFFs” thanks to a pathbreaking model that helps real estate agents and brokers to reach their intent-rich target audience of house-hunters and consumers. Homesnap used channel marketing to get 1 million real estate agents on the platform, which offers a suite of real estate services to agents, brokers and consumers. Our host Peggy Anne Salz catches up with Tim Condon, SVP of Engagement & Marketing at Homesnap, to talk about the platform, the app and the company’s success in becoming an indispensable ecosystem player and partner.

Gayle Weiswasser, SVP of Communications at Homesnap, discusses the biggest differences between working at a large corporation and working at a startup. As it turns out, different environments help different people thrive.

Homesnap chats with Italina Kirknis, an online presence expert who works with real estate agents, about common mistakes agents make in their social media marketing. You'll learn: 1. How to send people from your personal Facebook page to your business page. 2. How to list your services on your Facebook page and add a description to your Facebook photo. 3. How to create a content mix that provides value, is relevant and still promotes you and your personality. 4. How to get the most out of LinkedIn by not dismissing it only as a professional platform. (Also - think SEO.) 5. Why you need to post consistently on Instagram. 6. Why to stay away from real estate-focused hashtags on Instagram. 7. Why you have to have a Google Business page.     Links mentioned: Italina's Inman article Gmail app Legend app Hyperlapse app  

Homesnap chats with Mor Zucker, an broker associate at Kentwood Real Estate in Denver, CO, about her awesome lifestyle blog, The Denver Ear, which delivers value to clients after they have moved into their new home, and addresses a need they have. We talk about: 1. the time commitment to produce the blog 2. the genuine relationships Mor has built with the businesses she covers in the blog  3. why you should ignore "best time to post on Facebook" articles 4. Mor's most successful content 5. why you should write about what you're passionate about 6. why retargeting is so important Links mentioned: Canva Calm YouTube    

We talk to Christina Pappas, District Sales Manager at The Keyes Company in Miami about millennial agents and how they are transforming the business of real estate. You'll learn: 1) What millennials can learn from seasoned agents, and vice versa. 2) How millennial agents are developing business using social media, and why it beats door-knocking and networking events. 3) What millennials expect from their brokers. (Think culture and community!) 4) How millennials - agents and clients - approach office and work space. 5) Why millennials want so much training. 6) How brokers can retain their millennial talent. 7) What the Broker Public Portal is and how it protects consumers. Links mentioned: Homesnap and the Broker Public Portal Evernote Quickbooks Self-Employed App    

We talk to Tom Flaherty, Director of Marketing and Communications at Northstar MLS in Minneapolis about how he uses digital marketing to reach agents, as well as how his members are using marketing. You'll learn:  1) The #1 way Northstar MLS reaches agents. 2) Why it's important to hit agents on more than one channel. 3) How Northstar is using targeted marketing to send their messages to the right audiences. 4) The one type of marketing message that works every time. 5) How Homesnap and the Broker Public Portal is helping stem the tide of traffic to third party websites. 6) What other MLSs have done that Tom has admired.   Links mentioned: Homesnap and Homesnap.com iOS Podcasts App MPLS Parking App Cookie Jam Game Northstar Facebook page and blog    

‘You can change anything you want to change. People can sit around and complain all they want, or they can do something about it. We’re consultants. We want to go do something about it. We’re tired of talking about it. Let’s just go do it.’   Victor Lund is involved in some of the most ambitious initiatives in the real estate industry. From Upstream to Broker Public Portal, Victor is passionate about solving big problems, and whether or not you agree with his approach, you have to respect his willingness to advocate for change. As the founding partner of WAVGroup, he serves as a consultant to large brokerage firms and MLSs with a particular focus on operational effectiveness, communications and strategic planning. Victor is also the founder and CEO of RE Technology, the leading real estate technology and media portal in the US.   Today Victor shares how he made the transition from venture capital to real estate consulting. He discusses the role of RE Technology and its unusual practice of inviting companies to read their articles in advance of publication. Victor defends his advocacy for the Upstream initiative, explaining the scope of the project and the many benefits it will provide for industry players. He also speaks to the intent behind Broker Public Portal, clearing up misconceptions around how Homesnap functions as a partner rather than a vendor. Listen in for Victor’s insight on tackling difficult challenges in real estate and cooperation as the way forward.   What’s Discussed:    Victor’s transition from VC to real estate consulting The role of RE Technology as the CNET for real estate Why RE Technology shares its articles before publication How WAVGroup’s research department sets it apart The significant disconnect between brokers and MLSs Victor’s participation in controversial initiatives Upstream Broker Public Portal Victor’s insight on the benefits of Upstream Ease burden of agent onboarding checklist Instant automation of systems migration Efficiency for vendors to deploy products Data sharing between MLSs and brokerages Facilitates data integration (acquisitions) Automate systems (photographer, records creation) The incredible scope of the Upstream project The timeline for getting Upstream up and running Why Upstream uses Web API rather than RETS Victor’s Upstream pitch for small brokerages Premiere information management system Why fear is the greatest challenge for the Upstream initiative The impact of Add/Edit on an MLS and its related market The intent behind Broker Public Portal Reimagine way consumers get info Consumer-facing website, benefit MLS The joint venture between Broker Public Portal and Homesnap How change of control provisions are built into the BPP/Homesnap contract How Homesnap reinvented themselves as an industry partner The concept of a parcel-centric database   Resources:   WAVes of Change UpstreamRE Broker Public Portal Homesnap Homesnap BPP   Connect with Victor Lund:   WAVGroup RE Technology RE Technology on Twitter Victor on Facebook Victor on LinkedIn Victor on Twitter      

On this episode, Homesnap Chief Product Officer Lou Mintzer introduces our newest network for Homesnap ads: Google. 42% of people who use search engines will make contact or buy after getting their results, making search marketing a very effective way to connect with high-interest, motivated leads. Homesnap ad campaigns on Google include search ads, Gmail ads within inboxes, and animated, interactive web ads.  You'll learn: 1. How Homesnap is democratizing search marketing 2. How to allocate budget between search and social marketing 3. How Homesnap tests and optimizes keywords and lead pages to deliver best results for agents 4. How to respond to a lead from search marketing 5. Why Homesnap ads work for any agent, regardless of their deal flow Links mentioned: Homesnap Ads Twitter App Store Rainbrow Lou on Twitter      

Homesnap talks to Kim Colaprete of Team Diva Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Bain) in Seattle about the distinctive brand her team built around personalized relationships with clients.  You'll learn: 1. Why Kim doesn't need to be the agent for everyone. 2. How being authentic and delivering a personal message leads to stronger client relationships. 3. Why Team Diva doesn't shy away from political discussions, and in fact finds that they strengthen client relationships. 4. Write about what you're passionate about. It will show if you don't. 5. Why Yelp works for Team Diva. 6. How Team Diva is using a hub-and-spoke marketing system with an email newsletter to deliver great value to their clients. 7. The dangers of using a generic drip marketing campaign.  Links mentioned: Emma Evernote Slack Waze      

Homesnap talks to Stacie Staub, Owner and Founder of West + Main Homes in Denver, about launching a boutique real estate brand in a very competitive market through building community. We cover: 1. Stacie's storefront office and how that has engaged her community around her brand 2. how her logo and collateral reflects the values of her brand 3. how she uses digital marketing and social media 4. her high-quality print magazine (designed internally) and how it attracts clients 5. why she's doubling down on video in 2018 6. why blogging is a great community-building tactic Links mentioned: Slack Homesnap Google Keep West + Main Instagram            

Homesnap talks to Gemma Schaefer and Kristin McFeely of the Philly Home Girls about how they've developed a very distinctive brand through content and social media for niche audiences. Find out what they do differently and why it works. You'll learn: 1. How the Philly Home Girls pay attention to their audience's interests to determine which content to create and post. 2. How they curate and tag content to increase SEO and reach. 3. How they remove ego from their marketing and focus on what their audience wants. 4. How they bring a human touch to their listings. 5. How they've organized their website around home stories and neighborhoods to connect consumers, neighborhoods and properties. 6. Why the Philly Home Girls show their personal, human side through social media. 7. How they divide marketing roles among their staff. 8. What they have planned for 2018. Links mentioned: Planoly Creative Market      

Josh is a seasoned investor and real estate broker out of the Chicago area. He initially appeared on the podcast in episode #40-The Rights And Wrongs of Managing Your Flip Projects, Working with Joint Ventures and Tax Lien Investing... Check out that episode here On Today's Podcast we cover some of the many apps and tools that are out there for real estate investors to utilize to evaluate deals, find deals, and build their businesses.  Josh evaluates dozens of deals per week utilizing these very resources to continue to grow his investing business:   Real Estate Flip- Investing Software by Software Solutions LLC https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/real-estate-flip-investing-calculator/id495728895?mt=8 Deal Check https://dealcheck.io/ Karl's Mortgage Calculator https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/karls-mortgage-calculator/id1025852681?mt=8 Mortgage Calculator by Quicken Loans https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mortgage-calculator-by-quicken-loans/id498237834?mt=8  Homesnap https://www.homesnap.com/

We talk to Justin Nabozna, U.S. Channel Sales Lead at Waze, about the new Waze Ads by Homesnap, which are geo-targeted listing ads aimed at drivers who are near advertised listings. You'll learn: 1) What Waze is and who uses it 2) How agents can reach people near their listings 3) What message agents should be sending at the physical point of sale 4) How Waze Ads by Homesnap can generate leads 5) Why Waze partnered with Homesnap 6) Best practices for Waze geo-targeted campaigns 7) How mobile will evolve over the next few years (think self-driving cars)   Links mentioned: Waze  Waze Ads by Homesnap Netflix CitiBike App      

Jon and Scot discuss the advantages of the various online Real Estate search tools such as Zillow, Trulia, Homesnap, and Realtor.com.

If you think you have to save a lot for your down payment, think again. I have two down payment assistance programs to share with you that will allow you to buy a home sooner than you think.Looking to sell your San Diego home? Get a free home value reportLooking to buy a San Diego home? Click here for full MLS accessIt’s getting late in the summer, and we’re seeing the same slump in sales activity we usually do this time of year. This slump, though, provides a great opportunity for buyers—especially if you’ve been frustrated throughout the year by multiple offer situations. There isn’t as much competition in the market right now, but inventory is growing.If you’re a buyer and you’re saving up for a down payment because you think you currently can’t afford one, I have a couple great down payment programs to tell you about.The first is an equity share program. There’s a company that will match up to 14.5% of your down payment in exchange for an equity share in your home. You need to put down at least 10% for an equity share program, and it’s capped at a $638,000 mortgage.“These are two great down payment options. ”The second is the California Homebuyer’s Downpayment Assistance Program. This option is great for first-time homebuyers because it contributes up to 3% of the purchase price. This is primarily geared toward FHA buyers, and it allows you to put as little as 0.5% down. Since this program is a grant, it’s completely forgivable. This program does require you to take a class on homeownership, and there are income requirements, as well. You must also own the property for a certain amount of time.Lastly, I want to share with you an app we agents use called Homesnap. This app offers real-time information about properties for sale (and even properties that aren’t for sale). All you have to do is take a picture of the house with your phone and it will provide you the information you need. It also lets you communicate with us if you want more specific information or would like to schedule a showing.To download this app, visit www.homesnap.com/Max-Folkers.If you have any questions about down payment options, the Homesnap app, you’re thinking of selling your home, don’t hesitate to give me a call or send me an email. I’d be happy to assist you.

Real estate coach and trainer Bernice Ross talks about how to embrace your strengths and develop long term behaviors that lead to success as a real estate agent. What differentiates top producers from mediocre producers? What holds agents back from reaching their top potential? Bernice also talks about the importance of cutting edge marketing tools (Homesnap, Matterport, augmented reality (AR)) to keep you ahead of the competition. It's also crucial to have a business plan, and designate the stuff you don't do well. Links mentioned: Meetup.com Matterport  

This week, we're sharing our recent Facebook Live session with Homesnap CEO John Mazur. We talk about what attracted him to Homesnap, what sets Homesnap apart from the competition, his favorite features of the app, and which song gets the most play on his iPhone. (Hint: he's a classic rock guy.) 

In this episode of the MIAMI REAL ESTATE SHOW, Orlando Montiel interviews Gayle Weiswasser, Vice President, Marketing and Social Engagement for Homesnap. The Miami Real Estate Show is dedicated to bringing you the truth behind the success of the most prominent real estate celebrities including Ugo Colombo, Carlos Rosso , Nitin Motwani, Craig Studnicky, Jay Parker, Alicia Cervera Lamadrid, Alicia Cervera Sr, Jeff Morr, Eloy Carmenate, Esther Percal, Nancy Batchelor, and Philip Spiegelman, among others.

We talk to our own SVP of Engagement and Revenue Tim Condon about Facebook Video Ads and Homesnap's latest marketing tool. You'll learn: 1. Why you can't beat Facebook for reach and marketing. 2. The purpose of real estate Facebook ads. 3. How to target Facebook ads to make them most efficient. 4. How to set an appropriate budget for Facebook ads. 5. How to use Homesnap Facebook Video Ads. 6. Some common mistakes that agents make when running Facebook ads. 7. Why you need paid and organic presences on Facebook. 8. Why Facebook is pushing video over static photo content. Links mentioned: Homesnap Facebook Video Ads            

Homesnap talks to real estate coach Orlando Montiel of the Miami Real Estate Show about how to market "one to many" using automation and consistent, frequent content.  You'll learn: 1. How agents work with Orlando to develop marketing plans. 2. How Orlando uses his show to help promote his clients. 3. How to develop a content strategy that provides constant communication with clients. 4. How to use social media to drive traffic to your website. 5. Why you need to have an effective landing page. 6. Which social media platforms are most effective for agents. 7. How to automate your marketing so that you can maximize your efforts. Links mentioned: Deep Work by Cal Newport Homesnap Evernote T-Zero  

Homesnap App. Just snap a photo of any property to reveal details, including: property value estimates, interior photos, beds, baths, taxes, lot boundaries, related schools, school ratings and much more. Homesnap is powered by the same real-time data used by REALTORS®.  Homesnap is powered by data that comes from over 40 MLS real estate databases, property tax records, census data, geographic boundaries, school information, mortgage rates and more. Share some tech go this link ask.savvylandlord.me or go to www.savvyradioshow.com and leave a voice mail!

With the new HomeSnap App, you’ll be able to handle all of your real estate needs from your phone. Thinking of selling? Get a free home valuationThinking of buying? Search all homes for sale on the MLS  I have a great new product I want to tell you about. It’s called the HomeSnap app, and it’s the most accurate mobile application to use for your real estate search in San Diego.  The HomeSnap app is important to us in San Diego because, previously, third-party apps did not necessarily syndicate with our local MLS, which is called the “Sandicor MLS.” The Sandicor MLS has now partnered with HomeSnap to give current real-time data to both buyers and sellers so that when you’re doing your Internet search on your mobile app, you’re able to get real, up-to-date data.Many of the third-party apps that buyers are currently using in San Diego aren’t updated frequently enough. As an example, I just had a buyer send me five properties yesterday for our home tour this weekend, and all five of those properties were either already sold, pending under contract, or off the market. According to the third-party app that they were using to search for properties, though, all of them were still being presented as available for purchase. You won’t have that problem with the HomeSnap app. “With the Homesnap app, you’re able to get real, up-to-date data. ” What else can the HomeSnap app do for you?You can use its messaging feature to send information of a property you might be purchasing to your loved ones so they can check it out too. You can also use it to communicate in a messaging thread with your agent.You can use it to take a picture of any property, even if it’s not on the market, and it will give you data on that particular property. If it’s on the market, it will pull data from the MLS. If it’s not on the market, it will pull data from the county records.You can send a property to your Realtor if you’re interested in having them look for more information on that particular home. To download this wonderful new app, click on this link and just follow the instructions. If you have any questions or are looking to buy or sell real estate, please don’t hesitate to give me a call or send me an email. I look forward to helping you in any way I can.

Homesnap talks to Melissa and John Steele of Steele San Diego Homes in San Diego about developing a multi-platform video strategy to sell homes and build your brand. You'll learn: 1. The types of video content you can create and where to share it. 2. Which types of content to use on which platforms. 3. All about Facebook Live. 4. The basic technology you need to create effective video. 5. How video breaks down the barriers of traditional advertising and personalizes the agent. Links mentioned: Trello Contactually Ghost Codes   

Homesnap welcomes back Snapshot guest Jordan Scheltgen of Cave Social to talk about Instagram Stories, which is Instagram's answer to Snapshot. (Think disappearing content.) You'll learn: 1) Why someone would use Instagram Stories over Snapchat. 2) Why Instagram has the edge on natural discovery. 3) Whether Instagram will succeed as "Snapchat for grownups". 4) Why you need two types of Instagram feeds - and Snapchat too. 5) How to let your audience guide your content. 6) What to post!          

Homesnap does some soul-searching with Wes Pinkston (formerly of The Broke Agent) about digital marketing and storytelling. Wes shares a unique perspective on using social media content to build relationships and convey one's personal value proposition. You'll learn: 1) The hub-and-spoke model of social media content sharing. 2) Why you need to know your story before you start your social media efforts. 3) Why real estate is a relationship business, and your role in helping clients through the process. 4) How to turn client testimonials into telling stories. 5) How to create emotionally compelling narratives for listings to win business. 6) How to use social media to create "referral buddies". Links mentioned: Instasize Instaquote  Wes Pinkston Instagram, Facebook, Twitter

Homesnap talks to Tori Toth of Stage 2 Sell Strategy about virtual home staging and how and when agents should think about using it to market a home. You'll learn: 1) What virtual staging is. 2) When to consider virtual staging vs. actual home staging. 3) How to use virtual staging as a marketing hook to bring in buyers. 4) Common mistakes in virtual home staging. 5) Tori's top three home staging tips. (Get rid of 50% of the stuff in the house!) 6) How to tailor your house to likely buyers. 7) Why agents should create house tour videos.    Links mentioned: The Stage 2 Sell Strategy PicPlayPost Legend Magic Plan

#68: Seth Williams of The Lighter Side Of Real Estate and Bigger Pockets joins Keith to tell you about the best websites & apps for real estate investing, wealth building, and productivity. Seth's website is REtipster.com Want more wealth? Visit GetRichEducation.com and 1) Subscribe to our free newsletter, and 2) Receive Turnkey RE webinar opportunities. Listen to this week’s show and learn: 01:10  You’ll experience bumps on the path toward where you want to be. 04:00  Seth Williams joins Keith. 08:05  Some investor thoughts on the Grand Rapids, Michigan real estate market. 12:27  Some of Seth’s favorite investor resources.     28:55  Some of Keith’s favorite investor resources. 35:38  Real estate intersects with so many other disciples, that there’s no single “go to” resource. Resources: REtipster.com - Seth Williams’ investor resources. EyeJot.com - Send video messages. AgentPro247.com - Generate lists of motivated sellers. Google Earth - Global maps & aerial photos. Zillow - Residential property info. and pricing. WeGoLook.com - Hire people to look at your more distant properties. SquareSpace.com/Logo - Generate a quality Logo quickly & inexpensively, USLegal.com - Legal forms and property rental forms. State-specific. RingCentral app - Dedicated phone number for your business - calls, texts, faxes. Free. Pro HDR app  - App for beautiful photography. Costs $1.99. HomeClick - Property improvement hardware. Landlordology - Rental advice, tips, resources. Lighter Side of Real Estate - Laugh a little! Bls.gov and City-Data.com - Economic and real estate market research. NeighborhoodScout.com - Market research specifically geared to RE investors. Monthly fee. HomeSnap app - Take a photo of the outside of a home, see photos of the inside of a home! Property Tracker app - Real estate market and demographic detail. Property Evaluator app - Do a quick APOD or P&L in under five minutes. See how the property cash flow. Landlord app - Property management on-the-go. DocuSign - Send & sign documents remotely. Loopnet.com - Commercial real estate searches, includes some residential. Dropbox - Slick, easy file-sharing app. Mortgage Calculator app - Estimate monthly mortgage payments. OpenFolio.com - Share & compare yours’ and others’ portfolios. Kitco app - Slick app for up-to-the minute precious metals price charts. BullionDesk.com - Another minute-by-minute precious metals pricing source. InternationalCoffeeFarms.com - Cash-Flowing Panama Coffee Farm parcels where you own the land. NoradaRealEstate.com or call (800) 611-3060. Your Premier Source for Nationwide Turnkey Cash-Flow Investment Property. GetRichEducation.com - that’s where to subscribe to our free newsletter, receive turnkey real estate webinar opportunities, and see all Events. Download the GRE Android App at Google Play to keep the GRE icon right on your phone’s home screen! We would be so grateful if you wrote a review! Here’s how to write one at: iTunes, Stitcher, and Android. To get a free GRE logo decal for your review, send: 1) A screenshot of your review. 2) Your mailing address to: Info@GetRichEducation.com

This episode features Gayle Weiswasser, Vice President of Marketing and Social Engagement at Homesnap. You'll hear how Gayle's expertise from 8 years in social media marketing has enabled her to successfully launch a new and innovative real estate app on a small budget and all by herself with no staff. Visit the show notes page at: http://www.socialbusinessengine.com/podcasts/how-homesnap-launched-real-estate-app-thru-social-media  

We're joined today by Guy Wolcott, the co-founder and CEO of HomeSnap - an innovative mobile app that lets you snap a photo of any home and instantly get accurate real estate info. Homesnap also allows agents to provide branded search & buyer exposure, and for verified agent accounts it even provides accurate MLS data. Homesnap is one of the hottest real estate technology startups of 2014, so don't miss this opportunity to learn about where they came from - and what cool features they'll be rolling out in the new year! Schedule A Free Coaching CallVisit Tim & Julie Harris OnlineListen on iTunesListen on Stitcher

Join hosts Cliff Perotti and LisaP here on The Property Beat as they talk about all aspects of real estate with industry influencers from around the globe. This episode they're talking  with Homesnap CEO & Co-Founder, Guy Wolcott. He's talking real estate apps for today and tomorrow.Mr. Wolcott has an extensive background in Internet technology. Since 2004, he has been in residential real estate as co-owner of the mortgage company Flex Funding and as an active real estate investor. In 1991, Guy co-founded a software company called AbleSoft, which he sold to Microleague Multimedia in 1995. As a Senior Producer at Magnet Interactive, he produced Web sites for the largest FTD reseller, PC Flowers (www.pcflowers.com), Automatic Data Processing (www.adp.com) and American Greetings (www.americangreetings.com). He knows technology…He knows real estate..the perfect buy for this subject!The Property Beat can be heard live on KEST 1450AM in San Francisco on Thursday mornings from 7-8 am. is sponsored by Lion & Foster International, Inc., an international luxury lifestyle agency, helping clients to acquire and sell real estate investments throughout the world. 

Welcome to episode #161. On the show: KLM launches LocalEyes; Borderlands 2 adds in-game QR codes; Capital One partners with Push Point Mobile; Highlight launches 2.0; Mother's Sense does good marketing; Apple files patent for restaurant ordering and reservations; C1 Cafe delivers food through pneumatic tubes. Our resource of the week looks at Twitter's impact on Radio. The Mobile Minute with Chuck Martin focuses on Applebee's move to at-table tablets. The app of the week is Google Location History Browser and the special guest is Lou Mintzer, VP Product Development at HomeSnap.   For full show notes, visit here: http://untether.tv/2013/this-week-in-location-based-marketing-161-let-there-be-power/

Au programme de cet épisode : NEWS: iPad 3 hands on, ventes "records", Tegra 3 vs A5X. Apple: dividendes et rachats d'actions. Nexus Tablet ‡ 150 ~ 200$ ? Windows 8 hands on. APPS: iPhoto (iOS / 3,99€) Drawn Something (iOS / Gratuit) ZAPPS: Comics Marvel en iBooks (iOS / 3,49€+) Homesnap (iOS / 0,79€) ME3 Datapad (iOS / Gratuit) LIENS: Listes non officielle des apps d'AppLoad: texte (gérée par Tinus) et tableur (gérée par Diophantes). La Data Visualisation des 99 premiers AppLoads (tirée du passionnant et impressionnant sujet "dataviz" de l'excellente Mentine sur le forum. A consulter ! Et les animateurs : - Patrick - Jérome Retrouvez cette émission et beaucoup d'autres sur le site NoWatch.net.