Homebuyers are saving thousands of dollars by using artificial intelligence to cut out some of the costly legwork traditionally performed by real estate agents — while still keeping a human broker on call to negotiate and close the deal.The new model is geared toward buyers who already scour listings and open houses themselves, but still want an expert to handle offers, contracts and the closing process — without having to cough up a percentage-based commission.
The model is part of a broader push to use AI to automate work once performed by professional middlemen — from managing investments and preparing taxes to booking travel — with TurboHome betting the same shift is coming for residential real estate...
RSK: No doubt AI will take over some agent duties, especially for a second time buyer. But for more complicated transactions it has its limits to date. The thing that is worrisome here is commercial real estate usually follows residential so get ready CRE brokers.
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