IBuyers and Power Buyers finished 2021 in a strong position, even amidst a low-inventory, competitive market that just wouldn't quit, real estate tech company zavvie reported
Redfin's iBuyer, RedfinNow, forgoes incentives for agents but offers a dedicated customer service team and local title options. Here’s how to get started
When agents truly care about their customers, they can't be afraid of trying new things, Jackie Soto, broker at eHomes, told Brad Inman during an Inman Connect Now panel on Thursday
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After shuttering Zillow Offers, the company is going back to its agent lead gen roots, according to Mike DelPrete. It's looking for an additional $1.5B to be paid by real estate agents
Some agents use the iBuying leader as a tool to help clients find the best path for their needs. Here’s how to get started
'Buyers are willing to pay more for a ready-to-live-in home,' says Michael Alladawi, co-founder of Revive
In this wild market, some agents will do anything for a deal. We asked you to share the shadiest behavior you've seen on the part of buyers (and their agents)
The launch brings the world's biggest iBuyer to one of the world's most challenging real estate markets — and marks a new chapter for the iBuying concept
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Despite some setbacks, 2021 was a massive year for iBuyers, with more houses bought and sold by the platforms than ever before
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Recognizing the uphill of battle of competing in the iBuyer space, Homebldr took its smarts in home value analysis, search and agent support and applied that to an argument for helping agents better serve the investor market
As we began iBuyer month at Inman, we asked readers for their best insights on the future of iBuyers and they delivered
In the wake of 2021, where does the iBuyer movement go from here? All February, we’ll talk to the pioneers and newcomers to the game about the opportunities, now and in the future
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Despite Zillow's misstep, iBuyers offer the convenience and speed your clients are looking for. Find out you can make your mark and compete for a share of the action