AI Is Starting to Take Away Realtors' Most Expensive Part of the Job
A new home-buying format is gaining popularity in the US: AI helps search for properties, compare prices, and prepare documents, while a human steps in where negotiations and deal closing are needed.
Buyers could save tens of thousands of dollars. The essence of the model is to replace the realtor commission and automate most of the routine work. 🤖💰
The buyer doesn't necessarily have to give up a realtor entirely: AI takes over search and analytics, while the specialist remains for negotiations and closing the deal.
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