My Slides from the RETech South Presentation
April 3, 2011
Since a few people have asked for these, I’ve uploaded them to scribd… but I must warn you that they’re not likely to make a
Articles filed under MLS & Associations
Agent Ratings Must Be Done by Other Agents
March 15, 2011
Agent Ratings is in the news again. MLSListings, based on Sunnyvale, California, has announced that it will launch a pilot REALTOR ratings program with the
Mind, Blown: 1 in 10 REALTORS Has a Blog
March 3, 2011
This is simply mindblowing: The use of blogs has steadily increased as a marketing tool for real estate agents. One in ten members reported having
REALTORS with Education Earn More. Really?
March 2, 2011
Or so says NAR: More interestingly, however, the Member Profile shows that REALTORS® with a college education earn higher income. It indicates that across all
So Who Will Be Exiting Real Estate?
February 22, 2011
Following up on my post on NAR 800K, I found this article on Inman News about a survey it conducted of its readers (subscription required).
Little More on NAR 800K
February 20, 2011
A while back, over on Notorious, I speculated that the number of real estate agents would drop further. Since the best measure of the number
On Syndication: Is A MLS A Data Repository, or An Exchange?
February 18, 2011
A current discussion within the MLS and tech vendor industry is around the issue of listing syndication. This post by Brian Larson, and the discussions
Time for a Grand Debate? MLS, Syndication, Data Mining
February 2, 2011
Something must be in the air. Within a fairly short period of time, I’ve had emails, phone calls, and direct messages about the perils of
Trulia, Syndication, Confusion
January 26, 2011
Sami Inkinen, co-founder of Trulia, has written a blogpost about the future of syndication where he raises some important questions about where the real estate
