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Still can’t wrap my head around IAC…

…although I’m sure there is a logic behind the purchase of the brokerage Distinctive Homes and Land by their realestate.com division.

Maybe my problem is that I don’t really get realestate.com. I’m presuming they sell leads to agents (or what would be the purpose of their When AgentsCompete… You Win! product and calls to action of “receive an immediate call” throughout the site). Are they buying a brokerage because they’ll be able to get a bigger slice of the pie if the agents are in-house?

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4 responses

  1. Miss Marlow Avatar
    Miss Marlow

    They must have different business models for different parts of the country. In the Pacific NW, they’re a regular brokerage with agents, just like anyone else….

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  2. Dustin Avatar
    Dustin

    Marlow: When you say “they’re a regular brokerage” do you mean realestate.com or Distinctive Homes and Land?

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  3. gswann Avatar
    gswann

    Realestate.com is a brokerage in Phoenix, too. The called recruiting a few months ago.

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  4. Dustin Avatar
    Dustin

    Interesting… I’m back to the thought behind my title: “Still can’t wrap my head around IAC.”

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