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I don't know if you have just taken a cursory look or you have actually used the software that you're going to compete against. My advice would be just to find
by dvduval 7y ago
I don't know if you have just taken a cursory look or you have actually used the software that you're going to compete against. My advice would be just to find someone who is using the other software that would love to work with you in making something that is competitive. That way you can get some continuing advice on the details. having done similar to what you're describing, it is usually the details that can take up the most time. It's easy to get the basics shell up and running but the details can increase the time and cost more than you expected in the beginning.
- japhyr 7y ago> It's easy to get the basics shell up and running but the details can increase the time and cost more than you expected in the beginning. Yes, and I think this is particularly true in the real estate world. It's ripe for disruption in many ways, but there also seem to be a lot of domain- and region-specific issues to work through. I am not too familiar with the real estate world, I've just been through the process of buying and selling a home a couple times, and I've read a few articles about the role of realtors and realty software in the process.