What helps Mevi stand out is the ease of use its document tech offers buyers and sellers. The app has documents coded for Louisiana, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Utah and Texas, in addition to its home state of Colorado.
The innovation wave has hit the buy-side, with so-called Power Buyers emerging as this year's buzziest business model. Here's everything you need to know to power up your clients' purchasing prowess.
The funding will be dedicated to sustaining Updater's current growth trend, which has seen the company climb to approximately 250 employees over the past 12 months.
A supersized transaction management and referral platform, a new client dashboard and continued market expansion are all at the heart of Compass' mission to create "clients for life."
Austin Board of Realtors, First MLS, Heartland MLS and Miami Realtors have formed a joint venture to buy the real estate tech firm and position it for future investments.
Formally launched in late 2020 out of an Indianapolis tech incubator, Shaker is moving quickly to plant a stake in what is a very competitive segment of the proptech space: transaction management.
Cyber security and lead generation topped the list of tech tools agents wished their brokerages offered, according to a new National Association of Realtors study.
Lone Wolf has revamped its electronic signature software for transactions, Authentisign. It's mobile responsive and 60 percent faster from document generation to execution, and the new version will roll out in phases across the United States this year.
The software can be scaled from individual agents to brokerages, and centers heavily on collaboration between colleagues, agents and leads as the basis of relationships.
Kukun's iHomeReport is another weapon in the data bandolier of buyers trying to compete in heated markets or make offers sight unseen.
Industry veteran and newly minted Place, Inc. President Chris Stuart shares his thoughts on real estate teams, simplifying the consumer experience and creating a winning business strategy.
While the title agency tends to bear its fair share of a transaction's detail-oriented work, it’s when communication and cooperation collapse that closings tend to be delayed. Here's why both companies need to work together and communicate clearly.