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How to Unlock Potential with Real Estate Software for Investors

Listing Spark

As digital innovation continues to reshape the landscape, a new potential savior has risen—real estate software for investors. This category of tools goes beyond general accounting and document management apps. Technology is changing traditional property investment, and it’s worth exploring.

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When Investors Should Use a Flat Fee Listing Service

Listing Spark

As a real estate investor, you understand that one of the biggest costs is the transactions themselves. When you’re buying a property in Texas, the closing costs are relatively small at 1.5% Listing agents typically charge 3% of the home purchase price as their commission. of the purchase price.

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7 Best Apps for Real Estate Investors in Texas

Listing Spark

Real estate investors who want to stay nimble in this market (especially as inventory stays low and prices stay meteorically high) need to adopt every tool at their disposal to stay informed and to quickly assess homes just entering the marketplace. See what you need in each of these core areas.

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Should You Get a Real Estate License to Flip Homes in Texas?

Listing Spark

A popular consideration is getting a real estate license. After all, you can then search for homes on the MLS, negotiate contracts without a real estate agent (or expensive commission), and then list it back on the MLS. While this can help savvy real estate investors, it can also be a costly overstep.

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How to Get the Most ROI From Property Investment Software

Listing Spark

Margins are tightening for businesses all throughout the real estate industry, and property investors are also squeezed by rising property, renovation, and service costs. These tightening margins don’t mean that real estate investment is no longer profitable—far from it.

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Improving your real estate technology, from search to sold

Housing Wire

Whether you’re a real estate agent needing to spruce up the yard for an open house or a DIY landlord who needs ongoing yard care for your rental properties, you can manage it all from the TaskEasy app. Presenting for TaskEasy will be Ryan Heck, the company’s chief revenue officer.

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When Investors Should Use a Flat Fee Listing Service

Listing Spark

While several non-negotiable costs, such as taxes, maintenance, and property management fees, are inflexible. One of the biggest costs you’ll encounter in acquiring new properties and selling old ones is the real estate agents’ commission fees In Texas, these are typically 6% of the property’s sales price.