Amitree--lending/buying backend real estate transaction software

I get a lot of input on my transactions and one of them is, "how do you stay on top of all of your deadlines with so many clients? You never miss any important dates!" Well, at Redfin, they had their backend software that tracked all of my client's searches/favorites/etc. all the way through escrow to passing over the keys so I knew what was happening with all of my clients.  Redfin's software is proprietary and they have never leased it out like ZipRealty does to the Realogy franchise.  It's a shame because their backend transaction software was AMAZING to put it mildly.

Now, there is a public competitor--Amitree.  It's open to buyers/realtors/brokers to get you from the searching/pre-approval/escrow/key exchange.

If you're interested in trying it, email me at jennifercheunghomes@gmail.com.

More info--
https://www.amitree.com/
http://www.inman.com/2014/11/11/closingtime-no-longer-just-about-getting-buyers-under-contract-to-the-closing-table

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Historical Average and Median Prices for Detached Homes in Fremont

Image
A request from a client to run a historical chart of the average and median prices for detached homes in Fremont last year has opened a lot of conversations.  This is the first time since BayEast MLS started recording sales data in 1997 that Fremont's average detached home (aka: single family homes) sale has officially reached the $1M mark.  As always, I don't have a crystal ball, I'm not a lawyer or accountant, so I can't interpret this chart for you.  This chart has NOT been adjusted for inflation, this is just the raw sales average and median prices.
Read more

San Leandro Rent Control Update

In a surprise move on Dec. 7, 2015, the San Leandro City Council voted to expand their current Rent Review ordinance to apply to single family homes and condominiums. A final decision was scheduled for  Dec. 21 , but after testimony from tenant advocates and property owners, the council ultimately decided to delay taking action. TODAY, the council will make a final decision on the expanded ordinance. If single family homes and condos are included it could place a burden on property owners, unintentionally cause rents to increase and inspire other communities to consider rent control ordinances. While city staff are recommending to keep single family homes and condos out of the ordinance we anticipate tenant advocates and at least two city council members will work to have the ordinance cover all residential units.   If you manage rental property in San Leandro, particularly single family homes or condos, please attend the city council meeting TODAY!
Read more