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I think you have to identify what problem you are trying to solve. Your site essentially charges by the number of properties which presumes there is value in th

I think you have to identify what problem you are trying to solve. Your site essentially charges by the number of properties which presumes there is value in them building a site with just their properties. Do real estate agents have a problem listing their properties? In the U.S., there are a number of property listing sites and, presumably, there is value in seeing listings from multiple realtors, not just one. So... Is your site really solving a problem that realtors are trying to solve? If not, does open sourcing make this service more valuable?

etewiah 10y ago
Good points. In Spain there are certainly estate agents who could benefit from a decent website. This agency is just round the corner from where I live: http://madridinmo.com/ http://madridinmo.com/ Its ran by a rather elderly (and very nice I have to say ) man. I am pretty sure some clients have been put off doing business with him because of his site but I couldn't for the life of me convince him to sign up. I know I'm not a natural salesman but it really pisses me off that I have been unable to sign him up :(