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Show HN: Up Hail v3.0, Taxi and Rideshare Search Engine(uphail.com)
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by rabbimarshak 11y ago
UPHAIL.COM | Full Time | Full Stack Web Developer | On-site in NYC http://www.uphail.com "The 11 most useful web tools of 2014", Mashable "desiredSkills": [ "HTML", "CSS",
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The Ultimate Uber and Lyft Promo Codes and Referral Credits FAQ(uphail.com)
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by rabbimarshak 12y ago
Ah, the American way: Why work when you can get the same pay from the taxpayers pocket without having to? I rather work at McDonalds for half that @dminor and still have my pride, than to be a burden on society.
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by rabbimarshak 12y ago
1. Realize that as a developer you will be in high demand in the workforce, surely you will find something better in no time. 2. Work on your startup idea / prototype during this downtime. It doesn't have to be perfect, just hacke
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Ask HN: Must watch videos for developers?
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Show HN: OwnerURL – See the location of website's owner with a Chrome extension(ownerurl.com)
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The 11 most useful web tools of 2014(mashable.com)
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by rabbimarshak 12y ago
My argument is that the results generated are not a product of the skill of the agent, but of the intrinsic demand for the product. Supply is very limited, and demand is extremely high. The unit will move itself, regardless of effort extend
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by rabbimarshak 12y ago
Very valid points here Neuen. But most programmers are paid by the hour - not by lines of code. My argument is that agents should be compensated hourly as well. Programming is something that is taught at the highest level of academia, and r
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by rabbimarshak 12y ago
Precisely. Argument is that compensation should be based on time and not % of rent.
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by rabbimarshak 12y ago
Agree that outsourcing is necessary to scale, but the commission model does cost the landlord indirectly. The argument is not against the use of brokers but changing the fee structure so that the landlord earns more, tenant pays less, and b
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by rabbimarshak 12y ago
The math is right, but agree the estimated time to close a deal may vary. Open houses are designed to cluster the showings back to back. And if the unit is priced right, and in a desirable location, it will probably take less than 9 showing
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by rabbimarshak 12y ago
On a property sale, the owner is choosing to pay a broker to list, show, market, etc. A licensed broker is required to gain access to distribution via MLS. If the owner wants to show it themselves to save the commission, the are free to do
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by rabbimarshak 12y ago
The is accounted for in my plan. Showing 9 prospects means that the deal didn't work out for 8 of them. And 6% fee is fo sales, not rentals. Phone calls and travel is a fixed cost now as both are now unlimited for a monthly fee, and mo
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by rabbimarshak 12y ago
You make some good points. Many agents work a specific neighborhood, and lets also remember that open houses are typically on weekends and showings are clustered together. Sure, the broker has some basic expenses, but there is really no cos
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Ask HN: Why do real estate brokers in NYC make $1,000+ / hr?
8 points by rabbimarshak 12y ago|19 comments
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Show HN: Chrome plugin displays Street View of website owner(chrome.google.com)
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by rabbimarshak 12y ago
SF is on fire now with Dreamforce in town!
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This site will tell you how much your ride will cost with Uber and Lyft, right now(venturebeat.com)
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Show HN: Uber surge pricing + Google maps mashup(uphail.com)
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There's a Twitter Account to Track Uber's Surge Pricing(bostinno.streetwise.co)
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Most Expensive Places in America to Uber and Lyft(uphail.com)
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