I think that the willingness of those who have significant experience in the industry to provide input and feed back to those of us who don't is incredible. 

Myself personally when I do choose an agent in a market I am hunting for lots to build I do want to be put on MLS feed.

so you would need a well-paying job to feed the beast.

Love that idea and I'll feed that in to the Seller.

One of my Bizz partners was the President of STauffer foods ( a Nestle company) He would talk about how important it was to personally hear feed back..

We aren’t looking to pay one of those “guru’s” that feed you a bunch of crap.

This is how the same area shows in 3 different flood map systems:This is for a suburb of San Antonio, not a coastal region.The first is the one used now by Zillow and Realtor, feeding from First Street - the house and whole neighborhood is not marked currently in a flood zone, but it's deemed a MAJOR risk with 30% chance of flooding in the next 30 years.The second one is from SARA, and has some portion of the neighborhood in flood plain.The third one is from FEMA and it shows some portions in 100y floodplain, and the whole neighborhood in a 500y floodplain. 

Over the past three years, I’ve been using most of the major off-market techniques.One standout method has always been pulling data and feeding it into a call center to generate off-market leads.

You could automate underwriting pretty easily, as well as scraping and feeding data into an underwriting AI.

I know that it’s doable but the way Josh and his team make it so easy to just focus on the inbound leads captured from the Facebook feeds is next level for me and my company!