I was just curious if anyone knew/heard anything about this startup, or had any thoughts on what something like this could mean for the industry if it were to become successful.Here's the link to the VentureBeat article.To the mod gods: I posted the link for the sole purpose of discussion.

I love my job as it challenging and helping me build my career within my industry.

Should I use an exclusive option, or I have heard of non-exclusive options where the seller can continue marketing the property on their own.

I'm thankful he left when we told him to, the worst thing I think (besides not mowing the lawn for the 5 months he was there, and leaving piles of garbage) would be this: a huge industrial sized eye bolt used as the center support for the drapes, not sure if he was hanging iron curtains or what.

Mighty industrial empire shattered.

Like I mentioned, I have taken classes and have been speaking with multiple people in the industry about the market and different avenues to go.And to touch on my situation, it's most definitely not that unique but as we all know it's the individual that makes things happen, not the situation.

Much of RE is "self regulated" by the licensees and other professionals involved in the industry

You cannot legally prevent a satellite TV installation in a rental property where the tenant has exclusive use of an area.

Over the course of the past two weeks I became interested in the real estate industry, specifically investing in properties.

That combo will work for lofts too since lofts toe the line between modern & industrial.