Technology for Real Estate
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I used RingCentral for several years to manage the stream of business calls I receive. Now I use Google Voice as my main business line, it is cheaper (free) and has all of the features my small real estate appraisal company needs.
With Google Voice, you can easily mange your calls and voicemail, people can reach [...]
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LoopNet, Inc released an iPhone app on Jan 8th for anyone looking to buy or lease commercial real estate. The app is free and does not require you to register to use it.
I downloaded the app and was searching for commercial real estate within seconds. You can search for properties for sale or lease and [...]
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JotNot is an iPhone app that converts a photo into a document. You simply take a picture of a document, receipt, etc, tell JotNot where the corners are, and it will process the image. The document does not have to be straight and the picture can be taken from an angle.
JotNot is more than just [...]
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Evernote is a “Remember Everything” application that works on a desktop (Mac and PC), a mobile phone (Android, Blackberry, Palm Pre, and iPhone), and over the web. Evernote is great for taking notes but two of its best features are that 1) it processes each image so you can search for text inside of photographs [...]
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Yesterday Apple approved the Ustream Live Broadcaster iPhone app. The app allows anyone with an iPhone 3GS to stream live video over Wifi or a 3G connection. The app is very easy to use will automatically send out a tweet when you start your live broadcast. Some of the other useful features are that you [...]
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Redfin is an online real estate broker that is available in Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Orange County, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington, DC. They made a big announcement on 11/05/2009 that they are making multiple listing service details on sales public the moment they are marked final on the [...]
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