The level of service is pretty low too. Its basically handling setting up a few appointments to see houses, helping grease the skids for inspections, and setti

The level of service is pretty low too. Its basically handling setting up a few appointments to see houses, helping grease the skids for inspections, and setting up a closing with a settlement company/lawyer. Stuff that really doesn't take all that much expertise/knowledge. I'm sure there are little things that go on behind the magic curtain, but definitely something that could be automated in a b2b fashion. The worst part of it all - all that money is spent basically to protect the seller so they can wash their hands of the whole deal once the house is sold. There is very little to no buyer protection in the real estate world.