Realtors: Unhappy with Matterport, is there a good alternative? |
- Unhappy with Matterport, is there a good alternative?
- Would you take this deal? (there’s a catch..)
- List of 100% Commission Real Estate Brokers in California, US
- Tax advantage of house being owned by LLC/Corp/Partnership
- List or flowchart of NAR/CAR forms
- Anyone having success with selling or lead gen from virtual open houses?
| Unhappy with Matterport, is there a good alternative? Posted: 03 May 2020 07:49 AM PDT In light of Covid-19 I decided to get a 3D virtual tour created for one of my rental properties. I found Matterport, only downside is that you have to host with them. They have a free plan with "1 active model" so I thought I would go that route. The tour turned out great. I asked the photographer to transfer the "model" to me so I can control it - take it on and off line as I have vacancy. Suddenly, the tour no longer works. I contact support - they tell me :
Wow, that's totally useless. A 3D tour that nobody but me can see? That's like Gmail saying, at the free level, you can write an email you just can't send it. What other service behaves like this? So now I'm super unhappy with matterport for having deceptive information on their pricing page - no mention at all that it is absolutely not possible to share on the free plan. Instead they say it does not have "easy sharing" (which one could interpret as "you can share it, but it takes more work.") I don't mind paying, but I really dislike the deception. It was clear from talking with support that this happens often. I don't see why they don't correct their pricing page to eliminate the confusion. I can't think of a single service where the free level is utterly and completely useless for the intended purpose of the service. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I don't mind paying for a service, but I can't give money to a business that is deceptive. Do you have a good 3D tour provider you can recommend? [link] [comments] |
| Would you take this deal? (there’s a catch..) Posted: 03 May 2020 11:15 AM PDT I'm about to make THIS deal As you can see I bought it for $60K and according to this website, ARV can get up to $207K in season. So I thought I'd rent it for about 6 months at $2500/month + utilities. Obviously not a great return for the amount I was into it, but enough to cover expenses for those 6 months and make a small profit. Pay close attention to the numbers in projections. As soon as the tenant will move out, I will fix it up, clean, and stage (something I didn't do in the fall). What do you think about the plan? [link] [comments] |
| List of 100% Commission Real Estate Brokers in California, US Posted: 02 May 2020 09:19 PM PDT Hi, I made this list of the 100% Commission Real Estate brokerages I could find, that operate in California. It's in alphabetical order. Am I missing any? 2020 Realty, Inc agentsget100percent.com Ashby Graff https://ashbygraff.com/ Big Block Realty https://100commissionrealestate.com/ CURB https://www.keepyourcommission.com/ Dynasty Real Estate https://dynastyre.com/100-percent-real-estate-commissions Pacific Home Brokers https://true100commission.com/ Premier Agent Network https://premieragentnetwork.com/ Real Estate Broker Services https://www.reebrokerservices.com/ Real Estate Source, Inc https://www.morecommission.info/ Realty Connection Group https://realtyconnectiongroup.com/100-commission-for-realtors/ Realty Source joinrealtysource.com United Realty Group http://www.fullcommission.org/ EDIT: Added thanks to commentors: Realty One Group https://www.realtyonegroup.com/unbrokerage West Shores Realty https://westshoresrealty.com/realtors/ [link] [comments] |
| Tax advantage of house being owned by LLC/Corp/Partnership Posted: 02 May 2020 02:41 PM PDT Hi, I am a real estate salesperson wanting to buy a house for myself to live in. Since I'm in the business of buying and selling houses I figured my future house is not only a residence, but it's also a place of business. I have heard of houses that are owned by an LLC/Corp/Partnership instead of being owned by the individual behind that LLC/Corp/Partnership. I'm guessing there are tax advantages. I'm not sure if such arrangements are valid when the individual also resides in the home - or if it's only valid if the individual rents it out. Can anyone point me in the right direction? [link] [comments] |
| List or flowchart of NAR/CAR forms Posted: 02 May 2020 02:27 PM PDT Hi, I'm a new RE Salesperson. For my educational benefit, I'm looking for a list or flowchart that describes all the NAR/CAR forms used from beginning to end of a residential real estate transaction. I say "flowchart" because I assume some forms are used all the time, and some are only used in special circumstances. It will just help me see the big picture. I know the forms themselves are only available to NAR/CAR members but am only looking for just the titles. Can anyone help? [link] [comments] |
| Anyone having success with selling or lead gen from virtual open houses? Posted: 02 May 2020 02:22 PM PDT |
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