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I've discussed that very thing on HN before. Someone replied with "it's very hard to disrupt something that people don't do often". I think there's a lot of tr
by J-dawg 11y ago
I've discussed that very thing on HN before. Someone replied with "it's very hard to disrupt something that people don't do often".
I think there's a lot of truth in this. Real estate sales seems to be pointlessly inefficient and overpriced, but it's something that people do a handful of times in their entire life, and they're willing to pay to have their hand held.
- msellout 11y agoIn fact, many people should pay more than they do -- get better lawyers, more thorough inspections, better negotiators, etc.