You can do this I promise.

First of all, I'd like to apologize because I'm writing this via mobile. I just want to write it now while I have it in mind.I normally don't take seriously things online until I had this client who asked help from me...

Kind of like a fake approval.

To get listings, brokers have to promise sales price estimates that are often impossible to rationalize.

I am starting to think some of the Zillow reviews might be fake, I don't know, maybe not but I have had terrible luck finding ethical and even just normal agents.

I felt like they promised me something they couldn't deliver.I'm curious if others out there regularly use these sites (or if you've used them at all) and what kinds of experiences have you had?

The bottom line is you will be the only one who has any vested interest in the former owner delivering on the promise to be out in 30 days unless you hold a good portion of sale proceeds in escrow until the seller is out and the home is in broom swept condition.

I promise if you find a deal, someone there will help you get it. 

Those people may also refer other people in their world to you, because . . . they know, like, and trust you.So, all in all as an outsider with some vantage points into Zillow 2.0 I'd say it looks more promising than 1.0, but it may not be the way you want to build your business. 

I don’t trust broker pitches or promised returns because I’ve seen too many that were just wrong.