March 5, 2011
· Filed under Estate
One of the best pieces of technology that has become a great tool for many real estate agents or companies that operate aweb site is the virtual tour. The virtual tour could be considered a revolutionary selling tool for real estate agents. A virtual tour is a nifty piece of technology that allows prospective buyers to visit a property being sold in the comfort of their own homes. It’s like taking a guided tour of the property but actually viewing it in the computer screen. Prospective buyers can use the virtual tour first to check out the property initially and just decide to go on a physical inspection when it is something they actually fancy.
December 10, 2010
· Filed under Information
There can be varied reasons why you are in the real estate market. You may be in search for a new home or you wanted to sell your present home. Whatever the case may be, you should have a better understanding about real estate commission. You should be aware that as the one buying a home, you are not obligated to pay or give any commission fees to your real estate agent. Actually, the seller is the one who should be giving out the money to his agent and the agent of the buyer. She may or may not include it in the selling price.
November 10, 2010
· Filed under Bluetooth, Tips, Updates
Bluetooth technology is known to be a good use for cell phone users but it can also be used in making easier the job of real estate agents. It is a wireless device that could be used 30 feet away from the other party you are communicating with.
Today, it had been used even in laptops. Wherever you take your laptop for business (or real estate business), it makes it convenient for you to conduct deals even without having to meet with your clients face to face.
This technology is useful for busy people who have their schedules full. Truly, this is a useful gadget.
October 10, 2010
· Filed under Guide, Information
Some people, knowing the game of virtual real estate, have become millionaires through it. Why is it so? This is because using virtual real estate targets all computer-users globally, not only the ones nearby. Almost everyone qualify this category and so they can easily access through the details within the click of their mouse.
Secondly, you can also place in unlimited details that you can just write off in the net instead of saying everything in person. It allows you to clearly and completely state terms and legalities without missing anything or having to repeat yourself over and over again.
September 10, 2010
· Filed under Information
“Surface” is the latest from Microsoft. This revolutionary ‘coffee table computer’ can be a great tool for real estate agent and can have a remarkable effect to real estate technology. This latest breakthrough offers a big change in our old ways of doing computation using the standard computer. The Surface is figure touch allowing better navigation for users. It amazingly zooms in and out of your neighborhoods. With the use of your finger tips, you can show interested buyers the neighborhoods and close parks available in the market. Video home tours are made possible with just a touch and drag of a finger using the Surface. You may also integrate the Surface to a conference room table and set a camera on the screen to give better presentation.
August 10, 2010
· Filed under Guide
The world of technology is continually reinventing and always open new horizon to road of success. A book titled Real Estate Technology Guide provides information that will help you improve the technology you are taking advantage of. The book will tech you evaluate how you utilize technology in your real estate business. It also helps you ascertain what other technologies that you may need to improve your craft. You will also learn from the book tips on how to make yourself more visible and have your presence on the Internet more attractive. You will also benefit and learn from the experiences of the leading experts on real estate technology.
July 10, 2010
· Filed under Information, Updates

Document Sharing: Folders, very similar to the folders in your computer My Documents section, are created and files can be uploaded and stored for access by all members. Permissions are set for each folder to allow only those authorized to gain access and view the documents. Company operations manuals, personnel documents, training materials and shareable marketing brochures are all examples of the type of documents that might be stored and shared.
Individual and Group Calendars: Most intranet services allow the synchronizing of a member’s Outlook or Palm device with the Calendar Function. Items and meetings marked Private will be visible only to the individual member under their login. Group items will be visible to all. You can also set up groups within the company, such as Admin or Agents,and set meetings and events that will be visible only to the assigned group. Members can RSVP to their meeting invitations.
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June 10, 2010
· Filed under Tips
Whether it’s Tablet PC’s, web sites, blogs or email, learn more tech or suffer.
Your future business could well thrive or suffer based on how well you embrace the new world of technology. If you’re afraid of it, you should get the proper help or assistant to deal with it for you.
The 2006 REALTOR� Technology Survey from the National Association of Realtors� can provide a great deal of information about what technology other real estate professionals are using and what they plan to develop.
If you’re behind the curve, don’t let it get worse. Start working toward intelligent use of hardware, software and online services that can increase your business and make it more efficient.
Source: realestate.about.com
May 25, 2010
· Filed under Information, Updates
The Sierra Club is seeking to protect US public lands from threats like oil and gas drilling, unchecked development, irresponsible recreation, logging, and global warming. In order to save what remains of the wild, the Sierra Club has launched a campaign to protect fifty-two of the most exceptional places–one in every state, plus Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia–over the next ten years. They have released a new report called America’s Wild Legacy. And they have also released a Google Earth collection showing all 52 locations [Google Earth File. You must have GE installed.] as placemarks, with information included in each description bubble including photos, and links to the report and other information.
Google Earth is an excellent visualization tool to help people understand issues effecting the environment. You will find many examples of this in the GEB’s environment category and under the Google Earth Global Awareness layer. And, Google recently formed a new Google Outreach program to help non-profits promote and develop content using Google Earth.
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April 23, 2010
· Filed under Information
House hunting has been made easier by Technology. You don’t have to get out from the comfort of your homes. You can do it sitting in front of your computer screens. All you have to do is have Internet access and go online to “virtual tours”. It is the same as house hunting but better- it allows you to see the house in a 3-D and 360-degree perspective. Things that your eyes cannot see can catch a glimpse on spots provided by the virtual tours they may offer.
Truly, modern technology has made it more convenient for people in their dealings in life. Not only does virtual touring save you transportation expenses and gas, but it can also save you a lot of energy for more important things in life.