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My standard formula (tempted to call it a standard joke) is to build an aggregator that lists the competitors offers, in your case as many properties from as ma
by 6510 3y ago
My standard formula (tempted to call it a standard joke) is to build an aggregator that lists the competitors offers, in your case as many properties from as many agencies as possible.
Some you have to pay for their data, some you can do for free, some want to pay for better listings.
On a different note, without an agency one can leverage the lack of artificial urgency. ATM, with few listings, the longer listings last the better it is for you.
- rubyn00bie 3y agoIt's much easier and cheaper (in terms of time/money spent) just to use https://www.listhub.com/home.html https://www.listhub.com/home.html to aggregate the data. Many MLS are run on old beige boxes living in closets. I sort of disagree with the analysis about having things sit longer. One of the issues is that if it sits too long, because markets are hot, sellers will just go with an agent and never use your platform again. Additionally, many buyers will assume that the data is stale because its old. It's really a difficult situation with so many non-obvious layers of complexity in how it works.