💡Constant Iteration and Self Assessment.

I was on their initial beta rollout and they have done a great job in iterating through features and slowly adding onto their product over time while maintaining a level of simplicity and low-cost unique in an industry known for complexity and inflated pricing.

Our realtor has mentioned that this is the worst iteration of the seller's market in her many years of experience in the area, and while we want to be hopeful that it will regain steam, we are worried that we'll be left paying a mortgage for a home that holds a good bit of our capital. 

I have read, quite literally, researched THOUSANDS of posts, comments, oral and written iterations of various natures yet I've yet to find even ONE individual that actually QUANTIFIES their success with the education effecting a lucrative or even nominal progression (and I'm not referring to selling the education but success in REI FROM the education) either monetarily or with a personal success story.

I've been tinkering with the algorithm the past few months and found better results when I add the delta values for the metrics I am currently using to the algorithm.As with building any model, iterating on the design and adding more data into the mix to better paint a picture of the world is key. 

It is literally impossible to forecast with any degree of accuracy.That being said, you asked for my take on things so I'll throw it out there (although to re-iterate, my opinion is meaningless).

It is the way the world is going.That's right, and we must adapt to automation, but what it brings with it is agility of work and time, thank you for your contribution.

This should be alleviated in the next release, but doubtless, it will take a few more iterations to get perfect.

Some of those pitfalls would be potentially not seeing the home before you lock it under contract / losing out on deals because some other local investor can be more agile, inability to act quick due to lack of boots on the ground for whatever could come up (i.e. needing pictures but there is a uncooperative tenant, it's an absentee and the owner lives far away and inspection becomes more difficult to set up, etc.), convincing sellers to consider offers from an out-of-state investor (imagine good rapport should do the trick) - that type of thing. 

Real estate stakeholders will need to be agile and well-informed to navigate through these changing tides, balancing risk and opportunity.These two factors will be instrumental in dictating the pulse of the U.S. real estate market.