Instant Offer Basics
It is time for a REALITY CHECK on Instant Offers and what they mean for potential home sellers. What are Instant Offers? Simply put – Instant Offers are a whole new way to sell your house. They allow you to sell your house for cash in as little as two weeks, without ever having to…
Read MoreWhy iBuyers are NOT Flippers
How are iBuyer companies different from home flippers? They are the same thing, right? Not so! Let’s talk about the differences between Instant Offers and Home Flippers. Home Flippers have been around FOREVER. In particular, they have been around since the downturn of the market and burtsting of the bubble in 2008. On the…
Read MoreCommon iBuyer Myths
In the “simple” world of Instant Offers, there are several — let’s say — suprises. What are some of these common iBuyer myths and suprises? Let’s start with the biggest myth – All homes can get an instant offer. Not so. Most homes are not currently eligible. Don’t feel bad. In this instance, it…
Read Morezavvie on the Main Stage: NAR Convention 2018, Boston
zavvie CEO & founder, Lane Hornung lives and breathes HyperLocal. Watch his NAR REach presentation from the opening day of the NAR 2018 Conference in Boston.
Read MoreHyperLocal Agents are Indispensible
We agree again! Brad Inman shares why HyperLocal is the key to making real estate agents indispensable.
Read MoreInstant Offers – Providing fresh access to local communities
Great article by Aldo Svaldi in The Denver Post with more insights on Zillow Offers in Denver.
Read MoreWhat is a HyperLocale?
You are the local expert. Flaunt it.
Read MoreHyperLocal Movement in Real Estate White Paper
A “HyperLocal Movement” in real estate is presenting real estate agents and brokerages with a massive opportunity to build robust businesses
Read MoreHappy HyperLocal New Year!
Check out some of our highlights from 2017 and Cheers to a prosperous and successful year ahead!
Read MoreHyperLocal Survey Highlights – The Great Disconnect
Real estate brokers and agents recognize that above all else, consumers want neighborhood expertise.
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