All Forum Posts by: Jacopo Iasiello

It depends on your goals, but for us we use AI to maximize our work and time. :)

Chris, The importance of each metric can shift based on your specific goals (buying, selling, investing), market phase, and economic conditions.

Stepping into the real estate scene feels a bit like chasing dreams, with that mix of excitement and butterflies you get when something big is about to happen. Picture this: a world where finding the perfect home doesn't have to be a slog through endless listings and open houses. That's the vision Zillow's been building.

Jeremy Wacksman, the guy steering Zillow's ship since he stepped up as COO in 2021, has been at the helm, turning what used to be a nuts-and-bolts listing service into a kind of magic wand for home buyers and sellers. Think about it: back in 2006, Zillow introduced the Zestimate, and it was like someone had finally lit a lamp in a dark room. Fast forward to today, and they've fine-tuned this tool so well that it's like having a crystal ball for home values, nailing down prices with jaw-dropping accuracy.

But the real game-changer is something they're calling a "housing super app." It's like they've mapped out every twist and turn in the road to buying a home and smoothed it out so you can glide from start to finish without a hitch, all with a little help from AI. It's not just making things easier; it's like they're crafting the whole experience into a journey you'd actually enjoy.

Zillow's not just stopping at making the search easier. They're personalizing it, turning every listing you see into a mirror of your own dreams and desires. And with their eyes on the future, they're even bringing virtual reality into the mix, promising a way to explore homes that's as close to stepping through the front door as you can get without leaving your couch.

Yet, for all the sparkle of new technology, there's a serious side to this story, too. Zillow's taking a hard look at the shadow of inequality that's hung over the housing market for too long. With AI, they're not just building better tools; they're laying the groundwork for a market that's fairer and more inclusive, aiming to make sure the future of home buying is bright for everyone, not just a privileged few.

So, if you're about to step into the world of real estate, let this story light your way. With tools like AI in your corner, and a company like Zillow leading the charge, there's no dream out of reach. And remember, the journey through the market, with all its ups and downs, is part of a bigger adventure – living the life you've always dreamed of.

Keep that in mind as you set out on your own real estate journey. With the right tools, a dash of courage, and a vision for the future, finding your dream home isn't just a possibility; it's a promise waiting to be fulfilled.

Interested! :)

Hi John, Real Estate Websites and Platforms: Websites like Zillow, Realtor.com, and Redfin can provide a wealth of information on current listings, recent sales, and market trends. Also, look here BiggerPockets for market reports and investor insights.

Calling network referrals here to help Erick :)

Oh, it happened. Thanks for sharing Jack. 

Hi Julia, Starting out in land flipping can indeed seem daunting, especially when you're facing high costs for educational resources and feeling the pressure to make smart investments without a solid foundation of knowledge. The good news is, there are strategic and cost-effective ways to embark on this journey. Start with Educate yourself, networking, Research, Consider Mentor etc.

Hi Shelby, welcome back again! :)

Congratulations Jake  on taking the first steps toward your real estate investment journey! It's great to hear about your commitment to achieving financial freedom and setting a solid foundation for your son's future. Start from A-Z, educate yourself is the key, Research, and take actions. Hope it helps.