Is AI Destroying the Real Estate World?

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  • @paulthompson8642 says:

    It’s alllllll over!!!

  • @nopelindoputraperkasa5869 says:

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  • @RyanSerhant says:

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    In real estate, in business, in life- 55% doesnโ€™t cut it. So why do most laptops drop to just 55% performance the second you unplug them? Thatโ€™s why I use a @Snapdragon X Elite powered laptop. No slowdown. No compromises. No excuses.

  • @MarvinOrieh says:

    I think artificial intelligence should not be an excuse to be lazy. Leverage it in the areas you were outsourcing for.

    But ultimately you have to still run the day-to-day operations of your business.

    Use it as inspiration but itโ€™s not a substitute for โ€œperspirationโ€

  • @richardjosiah2502 says:

    Am in Nigeria , I need ideas to market Real Estates deals

  • @HunterG5 says:

    large corporations buying all the houses and artificially creating scarcity is whats killing real estate

  • @Lee1517 says:

    Did i just watch a snapdragon commercial๐Ÿ˜‚

  • @SuperFilmregisseur says:

    462 views in 32 mins what’s going on๐Ÿ˜ญ

  • @AbletoVideos says:

    Excellent book!!! Highly recommended.

  • @dougschadel8094 says:

    These are good videos ๐Ÿ˜Š

  • @travelone753 says:

    Interesting information Ryan……I’ll keep watching….

  • @jon9178 says:

    Real Estate agents with their bloated commissions already ruined the real estate market. That is why their industry lost major litigation to restructure commissions.

    • @NathanJSteif says:

      That lawsuit was mostly a money grab by the lawyers, with little real benefit to buyers or sellers. In fact, commissions have actually gone up since.

  • @JayWall says:

    I found the perfect home. Everything was perfect in the ad. I drove 5 hours to go see it. The entire ad was AI. Photos and everything. This was not the home from the ad. I felt so scammed.

  • @AnonymousU13 says:

    AI is for those that canโ€™t spell or edit photos

  • @tiffanycurtis4794 says:

    ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS GOIN TO DESTROY A LOT ๐Ÿคฆ๐Ÿพโ€โ™€๏ธ

  • @99hamcam says:

    No, lazy real estate agents from the last 5 years, who suggested panicked decisions and gave poor advice will ruin the real estate market. Oh wait. Over inflating values, corporate greed, market manipulation, and algorithms

  • @SergioDubaiRealtor says:

    Great video ๐ŸŽ‰

  • @perrywinkle5000 says:

    No, the real estate industry is destroying the real estate industry.

  • @georgecachola8508 says:

    What about if you already have the book

  • @gliderceo says:

    Iโ€™m more curious about AI in the slow churn of real estate as an asset class. Especially in tech cities where a lot of people are making $200,000+ a year plus stock. What happens if those people get laid off? In the short term, their companyโ€™s stock might actually go up as labor costs drop. The laid-off workforce doesnโ€™t hit the wall immediately – maybe 1 to 3 years of unemployment they can ride out. Their stock continues to rise, they dip into savings.

    Eventually the next โ€œassetโ€ is their home equity. That becomes the liquid event, so they sell. My question is: does this happen as a trickle, a waterfall, or eventually a tidal wave across real estate – especially since so many owners are sitting on positive equity?

    The one weird hedge is inheritance – money flowing down could prop this up another 5 years.

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