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[AngieR]

I'm a realtor with a company I truely love but I believe the internet is the wave of the future for real estate. Does anyone work for Realestate.com as a Realtor and how do you like it? Realestate.com used to just sell leads, it seems now they're trying this where they are actually a broker. It's a good idea but I'd be interested to talk to someone actually taking advantage of their opportunity.

[acermill1024]

Ed, I think you are wise to check out a new company based on agent experience rather than company promises. It's just the sensible thing to do. Having said that, it seems to me that their web site would feature the names of their licensees. Why not just contact the individual agents, either in your area or, to factor out the possible competitive bias, in another area of your state but outside of your marketing area? Broadcasting a questions like this has a major flaw: no agent is going to bad mouth the company s/he works for and any good Realtor is going to be cautious of the ethical implications of disparaging another agent or company. Then there are the issues of anti-trust violations and civil actions for libel and anti-competitive behavior.Good luck. I hope it works for you. I am still with the traditional model because I think it suits my professional background and style, but I am always open to new ideas . . . like appearing on Yahoo! ANSWERS

[DebG]

I am not with realtor.com however I did get a solicitation from ERealtor.com and they offer to only charge 500 per transaction plus insurance of 100. That is good and they offer full suport and winforms and transaction coordinators. Looks pretty good to me and why pay these large firms that much of your commission. Cendant never did anything for me.