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Real Estate Technology & Tools

Who do you typically turn to first when considering the purchase of a new piece of technology for your real estate business? If you're like a lot of agents, you'll pick the brains of other agents to find out what works and what's not worth your money.


But the choices – there are so many of them! When you find yourself feeling overwhelmed, grab a cup of coffee and dig into the following pages. Let your colleagues walk you through those choices and help you decide on how and where to spend your money.


Feel free to check back daily because we add hundreds of new posts every day. This is the place to find everything an agent needs to know about tech and tools to help you run a lean, mean real estate machine.

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By Realtyna Inc, WordPress Real Estate - IDX, RESO Web API, CRM
(Realtyna)
As a real estate professional, you know that staying on top of technology trends can give you a competitive edge. And artificial intelligence is shaping up to be one of the most useful and exciting tools out there.So how can you leverage AI to boost your real estate business? This article will explore 15 of the best AI commands tailored specifically for real estate agents.We’ll provide actionable tips on using ChatGPT, Google Bard , or other leading AI assistants to help you close more deals, create better marketing content, automate admin tasks, and more.You’ll come away with practical strategies to tap into AI’s potential, saving you time while delighting clients. So read on to unlock 15 AI superpowers that can elevate your real estate career today!Introduction to AI for Real Estate P...
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By Craig Daniels, Technology Instructor/Project Consultant
(Tech Training for You!)
In our rebooted YouTube Thursdays series, we've had a few weeks of inspiration from other video creators. I hope you've been inspired for what potential there is for what is possible in creating video. Have you been thinking about your own YouTube channel? Creating video is NOT going to be for everyone. But if I can nudge even a small percentage beyond the "thinking about it" into "giving it a go" mode, then this series is successful!Now it's the time for action phase of our project. If you want to lose weight you can't just watch a series of exercise videos, you've got to get up and follow along. So if you want to create videos, you can't just watch others do it. Time to step up! Don't worry, the goal line comes after a whole series of baby steps.The two fundamentals for video creation...
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By Carol Williams, Retired Agent / Broker / Prop. Mgr, Wenatchee, WA
(Although I'm retired, I love sharing my knowledge and learning from other real estate industry professionals.)
"Technology is a useful servant but a dangerous master." -Christian Lous LangeWhether we like it or not, we are immersed in a technological revolution. Some of how we use it is by choice, and much of it is being forced upon us.  My relationship with Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a combination of embracing it, resisting it, and being downright skeptical of it. In this era, where AI intertwines with nearly every aspect of our lives, I find myself captivated, cautious, and concerned. I don't want to yield completely to its power or dismiss its potential.  I am searching for a balance. While I am wary of its far-reaching influence and potential pitfalls, AI has become an unexpected ally in a couple of projects that have been on my mind for quite some time. I've always been one to embrace...
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By Patricia Kennedy, Home in the Capital
(RLAH@properties)
These days, it's not unusual to see blog posts, or newspaper articles, about some real estate agent being caught red-handed doing things that are illegal, immoral, or just incredibly dumb while they are on someone else's property listed for sale.  They forgot.Big Brother is very likely to be watching!BB could catch you doing anything - stealing fruit off a tree in the back yard, helping buyers get into a house without you, skinny dipping in the backyard pool, or making whoopie on the staging furniture.  There are cameras on front porches to help catch porch pirates stealing your Amazon deliveries.  They can also pick up agents who forget to return keys to lockboxes or who don't lock up properly.There are cameras on doorbells that can get a good close up of comings and goings, including ...
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