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by montgomster 3y ago
I agree with you. I answered a similar comment directly above yours. Paul Graham says don't try to make the site perfect, get it out the door as fast as you can. Hopefully it will begin to scale and we will hire a designer to help. Tha
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by montgomster 3y ago
I couldn't agree with you more. The problem is that I am bootstrapping this project and my son says he doesn't want me bagging groceries at Wal-Mart when I'm ninety. While I have done well financially in life, I have also had
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by montgomster 3y ago
Thank you for your comments on the platform. I appreciate it, and the small team that did the work will appreciate it even more. I disclosed upfront that my iPhone gives me trouble sometimes, but I'd be happy to meet Tim Cook as I have
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by montgomster 3y ago
Thanks for your comments and suggestion I'm happy you like it. Never give up.
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by montgomster 3y ago
Thanks for your questions they are good questions. Here are the answers: 1. We debated your question. There are several factors that influenced it but the major factor is the seller is paying $995 + a photographer and a home inspection so d
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by montgomster 3y ago
The artificially low interest rates and low inventory created high prices in many parts of the country, and they seem to be holding in some areas. Times have changed. Thanks for commenting.
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by montgomster 3y ago
Interesting comment. PropBox is a SaaS product and we expect the tech savvy folks will navigate it without ever speaking with us. But we are also committed to excellence with customer service, especially being brand new with a new experienc
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by montgomster 3y ago
No, they are not. We have not approached any other sites. Because we have zero commissions they would likely turn us away. Good question. I also believe we will do ok without them. Thanks for your question.
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by montgomster 3y ago
You are absolutely right. I get lazy or in a hurry sometimes but we can fix those. Thanks
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by montgomster 3y ago
Thanks for your comments
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by montgomster 3y ago
Yes,that is my home address we all work remotely. The platform is currently operating in 13 states and California is one of them. Good find on the blanks No templates at least two lawyers have reviewed We are working on the links
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by montgomster 3y ago
Ah, I see it contract not contact. Thanks much.
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by montgomster 3y ago
No apology necessary. I'm happy that you are commenting. When several people see the same problem it gets more attention. Thanks for commenting
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by montgomster 3y ago
Ah, good find you two. I will try to get that fixed soon. Thank you
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by montgomster 3y ago
Not too familiar with NZ real estate but it makes me wonder why?
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by montgomster 3y ago
Generally speaking yes, but lots of exceptions. Thanks for commenting
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by montgomster 3y ago
According to NAR they were FSBOs. More than a dozen, I paid attention to all of them I could find. probably missed some -its a big country. thanks for weighing in.
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by montgomster 3y ago
Every industry has cut rate companies. and every industry has high quality companies. It is battle. Sometimes the cut-rate companies are competing with other cut rate companies and it is a race to the bottom. Not sure where you are located
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by montgomster 3y ago
There are many cut rate brokers, some more successful than others. We believe first time buyer will like PropBox. We even make them aware of the 5 year rule. Thanks for your comments.
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by montgomster 3y ago
Thanks for your feedback. A lot of your comments line up with the US. We suspect our market is the FSBO. According to NAR, about 10% of the market was for sale by owner(FSBO). If that number is correct, the FSBO market is twice the size of
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by montgomster 3y ago
Hi. not sure exactly how to answer your question. May I ask what doesn't seem right?
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by montgomster 3y ago
tailwindui and tailwindcss, vue 3, and bunch of js libraries :)
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by montgomster 3y ago
Hello,gunapologist99. PropBox fixes that problem. Zero commissions,Really. PropBox is a tech advertising company where sellers buy an advertisement for a flat fee of $995 upfront + a home inspection and a professional photographer with a mo
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by montgomster 3y ago
Great question, Multiplayer. There is a huge difference. I believe the largest difference is that the companies you mentioned client's are real estate agents. PropBox clients are the customer. We work for the buyer and the seller. But
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by montgomster 3y ago
Hey,quickthrower2. A lot of my friends think I'm crazy. I certainly agree with you. Thanks for the compliment. Richard
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by montgomster 3y ago
Hello, dbg31415. This is very good feedback and we work at eliminating and fixing, you are being helpful and all feedback is good. In my developer's defense, he quoted Paul Graham who said don't spend a lot of time trying to make
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by montgomster 3y ago
Hello, dreadlordbone. Thanks so much for answering the question above. You saved me there. I am glad you looked at the site, and I hope you liked it. Let me know if you have any comments. Richard
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by montgomster 3y ago
Hi,tmountain. I am pretty sure the next reader answered your question. What he describes sounds correct. I will thank them in a minute.:) Thanks for your question, Richard
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by montgomster 3y ago
Hi, sabujp. There was discussion about that but I do not recall why it ended up there. Just curious, is there a reason we should move it? I'd like to hear your thoughts. Only a designer would ask that question, right? Thanks for the qu
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by montgomster 3y ago
Wow, rubyn00bie, I'd love to talk with you. I wonder who you were with and how long ago. We anticipate that will be an issue for awhile, but we have a jar full of ideas how we will overcome that problem. Kind of the coke recipe. Thanks

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