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technology: Selling an Inland Empire Home? Hire an Internet Savvy Realtor
- 10/19/15 08:30 AM
According to the National Association of Realtors, between 90% and 95% of today’s home buyers now use the internet to search for homes. With the incredible popularity of smartphones and tablets, the trend toward a digital real estate marketplace shows no signs of slowing down.
If you’ re planning to put your house on the market, it’s important to verify that your Listing Agent is Internet savvy. The agent you used to buy your home even 5 years ago may seem like a logical choice for listing your home this time around. But with access to so much information online and so much … (0 comments)
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technology: Have YOU Used Your Postbox Lately?
- 06/26/12 07:52 AM
Have YOU Used Your Postbox Lately? I just recently discovered Postbox.msn.com, which finds the most current, visual stories in metropolitan areas and shares them with you in a vibrant and interactive format. Postbox does this by using actual local "agents" who go around and find the most interesting and exciting parts of their areas. For example, Los Angeles is the closest "big city" to me, so I went to the site, clicked on "Los Angeles" and got treated to a fun sort of photo album, each picture a hidden gem in LA (click on the pictures to get the scoop). The … (2 comments)
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technology: Hey, Where's My Facebook Subscribe Button?
- 09/15/11 08:41 PM
I’m feeling a little left out! Just went online and saw that Facebook rolled out another new key feature: a one-way follow called Subscriptions. It’s sort of like Twitter, kind of like Google+, and I don’t see mine! Do you see yours?This new feature is supposed to allows users to subscribe to public posts from non-friends and business profiles. Also users can control the amount of information they receive from their subscriptions.
Users can also subscribe to their friends updates. They can also filter how much information they receive from their friends –
Do you want all updates: Everything your … (7 comments)
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According to the National Association of Realtors, between 90% and 95% of today’s home buyers now use the internet to search for homes. With the incredible popularity of smartphones and tablets, the trend toward a digital real estate marketplace shows no signs of slowing down.
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