The future of real estate does not involve realtors.
Dallas, TX
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The federal minimum wage hasn't been raised since 2009 and remains at $7.25 per hour. 16 years, no increase.
The financial antichrist is #klarna. People actually finance food delivery. A terrible decision layered on another. I’m not bullish on the self-sabotaging middle class.
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John Fulton retweeted
Good morning.
Today is the 80th day that the U.S. President is running a backdoor bribery scheme in which any CEO or foreign oligarch can send him money secretly through his crypto coin scam in exchange for favors.
It's the biggest scandal in the history of the Presidency.
They’re in New Orleans. They made no attempt to incorporate that culture. No band, no casket on the shoulder, no voodoo, it was lazy and underwhelming in every way.
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Zillow latest commercial announcing getting pre-qualified through a Zillow home loan. This alienates their lenders who pay Zillow for leads. Smells of desperation. Their ibuyer program failed as they incorrectly counted on home sellers using their lending to buy after selling.
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Consumers are mad at black rock, the cost of education, etc. Consumers are unwittingly enabling inflation by agreeing to be gouged. Businesses are going to find the price ceiling, thats what they do. Until we stop squandering our money we will keep digging our own financial grave
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The future of buying and selling a home is peer-to-peer. Home buyers transacting directly with homeowners. No commissions. The future of real estate does not involve realtors.
#proptech
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If every homeowner stopped paying a buyers agent commission, there would be absolutely no change in the number of homes sold. The only thing that would change is buyers and sellers would save money.
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Trump tried to illegally overturn the election to stay in power. He is a traitor and a fraud. My wife and I respect the constitution and are voting for Kamala.
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If home buyers could schedule their own showings, and preview property by themselves like they do at open houses, real estate fees would be zero instead of $100 billion annually. What’s preventing a marketplace of buyers and sellers transacting directly is access and gatekeeping.
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The realtor industry will NEVER be fair or transparent. Consumers are exploited via gatekeeping, price fixing and never ending unethical, shady behavior.
Americans pay 100 BILLION a year on realtor junk fees. The future of home sales should be peer to peer.
#proptech
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman anticipates superintelligence soon, defends AI in rare personal blog post venturebeat.com/ai/openai-ce… via @VentureBeat
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John Fulton retweeted
🎙️ Caught on tape
"Kim Jong Un speaks and his people stand up at attention. I want my people to do the same."
This alone should be a disqualifying statement for someone seeking to be President.
Buyer agents don’t have intrinsic value, they function like a toll to pay just to move the sale forward. A cartel toll checkpoint doesn't improve the quality of the road, and a buyer agent doesn't add value to the transaction—they're simply a cost the seller pays to move on.
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The NAR settlement impact is TBD. The new rule is that listing agents can no longer advertise buyer agent commission in the MLS, but how that plays out depends on how deliberate homeowners want to be about not offering buyer agent comp. We are in a kinetic moment, rethinking fees
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inlyst.com is going to knock down all the barriers that realtors put in place that FORCE homeowners to pay tens and tens and tens and tens of thousands of dollars of their hard earned money to sell their home.
#Proptech #fintech
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