The Innate Value of the MLS? Thinking Through a Podcast from Austin Board of REALTORS
Emily Chenevert, the CEO of Austin Board of REALTORS and its MLS, ACTRIS, is one of my favorite people in the industry. We have known each other for years now […]
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Are Brokers Screwed?
The other day Rob wrote a post on how Competition in Real Estate is Changing. I don't think anyone would disagree. And it reminded me of a comment that I [...]
BaaS is a Thing (and Why You Need to Realize It)
[Rob: I'd like to welcome Zane Burnett to the Notorious ROB family. I thought this post of his from LinkedIn was so good, and knowing Zane, felt that you all [...]
A Mission for YPN, If You Choose to Accept It…
It’s been a good long while, I know, and I apologize. But life has become a bit insane, with travel, client work, and of course, writing a 90-page report on […]
The Future of Brokerage Black Paper, Now Available
So in advance of Friday, which is when I figure most people might have time to read something like this, I wanted to let everybody know that the Future of […]
Follow-Up to the Redfin Post-IPO Post: BooM!
I had planned on my second post about Redfin to be its potential impact on Associations, MLS and maybe tech vendors. But you know, this whole Redfin thing is sorta […]
A Response to Bill Brown, 2017 NAR President
Usually, Notorious is what you might call an underground-yet-not-really phenomenon. That is, I know that almost all of the leaders of the industry read it, and I get emails, messages, […]
The Silence of Our Friends: NAR CEO Edition
My last post on Bob Goldberg being selected as the next CEO of NAR has sparked quite a response. Most of the private messages — even from those in […]
The Bob Goldberg Era Begins; Convince Me On A Few Things [LONG]
In the middle of the afternoon on Friday, June 23rd — a curious time to be releasing such major news — NAR announced that it had chosen NAR Senior VP […]
Are Investor Offers Always Worse?
I’ve been in the mountains of North Carolina the last couple of weeks with intermittent internet service and zero cell coverage. So obviously, blogging was nonexistent. I barely responded to […]
