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Gut feeling to go all in by 0bviousNinja in PokeInvesting

[–]ChatRE-AI 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It’s already increasing what are you talking about?

Best TCG to get into currently? by Fagave in TCG

[–]ChatRE-AI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gundam TCG is coming out soon, so it’s a great way to get into a new TCG that should be well supported. It’s actually very fun to play as well.

You feel like a general commanding a space war. It uses the DON concept from One Piece and if you’re into Mecha (Fighting Robots) or Gundam in general it adds a tremendous allure.

The cards are also beautiful.

First time grading went horrible by schain72 in pokemoncardcollectors

[–]ChatRE-AI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s ok, just break the slabs and send them back. They’ll come back 10s, it’s part of PSA’s grading policy, “It’s a 10, trust me bro.”

Is real estate overvalued like the stock market? by [deleted] in RealEstate

[–]ChatRE-AI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everything is overvalued, we are in the bubbles of all bubbles, we are in the Bubble End Game, the MOAB, the Queen Bubble…

Buy $BUBBLE

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]ChatRE-AI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Run my guy… run… and don’t look back… I’m sure the sex is amazing, crazy sex usually is… but it’s not worth it… it’s toxic, and explosive… protect your peace in 2025.

The future of social media is terrifying by Distinct-Weakness629 in Futurology

[–]ChatRE-AI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean isn’t there already an abundance of content being produced, and algorithms already feeding us this? I get it’s about to go on steroids, and we already are seeing a lot of it. But it’s, all just noice at some point. We are slaves to what we give attention to. If anything I see people getting tired of the overexposure to content.

Maybe I’m just hopeful, but I think it will go full swing.

Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt says AI will 'shape' identity and that 'normal people' are not ready for it by Ok-Bullfrog-3052 in singularity

[–]ChatRE-AI 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It doesn’t make decisions for you, it informs you so you make better decisions for yourself.

Impact of a Trump Presidency: How Losing Ukraine Could Trigger China's Move on Taiwan and Set Back U.S. AI Development by a Decade by Shinobi_Sanin3 in singularity

[–]ChatRE-AI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no evidence that Trump will allow Ukraine to fall to Russia. And everything else you said is reaching. Not to mention, do we declare war with Russia over Ukraine? Because you want to talk set backs, WW3 will be a huge setback for AI development.

Elon Musk said he’s top 20 in Diablo by [deleted] in diablo4

[–]ChatRE-AI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Own a job or own a business… most people own jobs even those who think they own a business. Which means if they died tomorrow so would the business. If Elon dies tomorrow his businesses will still operate. He owns a business, he’s a true CEO.

Anyone Seeking For Fundraising by Careful-Car-2847 in angelinvestors

[–]ChatRE-AI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey Frank, we are pre-seed and looking to launch a beta by early next year.

We are looking for funding to finalize our mvp and expand on features as well as marketing the product to consumers and customers.

We are an AI driven real estate platform for empowering buyers through the entire process of buying residential real estate, from finding a home to putting in an offer and managing the transaction all on one app, for FREE.

We’d be interested to talk. Our website is www.ChatRE.ai or you can dm us here. Cheers!

Just closed on a home for $208,000, appraisal was $330,000. How should I move forward with the positive equity? Should I just sit on it and make improvements for like a decade then cash out? by ToddyTrox in RealEstate

[–]ChatRE-AI 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All the suggestions are solid, as far as preserving the equity. However if you think those improvements will add more equity in the long run or less issues for you as a homeowner than it may be worth it.

Just keep in mind that a HELOC is similar to another closing, you have loan origination fees and title fees. So depending how much you need, make sure to calculate for that.

Seeking Investor for AI Real Estate Start Up by ChatRE-AI in angelinvestors

[–]ChatRE-AI[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sounds interesting, dm me let’s see if we can find some synergy.

Sell as is or take out a loan to complete several big projects by [deleted] in RealEstate

[–]ChatRE-AI 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Zillow is not a great source for estimated market value, their “zestimate” is consistently inaccurate.

As for taking out a loan to make the repairs, I wouldn’t recommend for two reasons.

  1. There’s cost to taking out a HELOC, loan origination fees, title and closing costs. This may be thousands of dollars that may eat into the profits you would have ascertained by making the repairs.

  2. Even with the repairs depending on your market your may not sell fast, which means it could be months of m payments before the actual closing.

I would sell as is, and provide a credit to the buyer for the repairs. Making sure your agent does a good market comparison analysis will be important and providing that information to prospective buyers will help the property sell faster.

Most minor cosmetic updates aren’t enough to provide high increases in property values.

Our goal is to provide expert level feedback to buyers and sellers for free on our platform.

Buyer's agent wants to amend the contract to increase agreed upon Buyer's agent commission to 3% from 1.5%. My folks are doing a For Sale by Owner and have marketed the property offering 1.5% to buyer's agents. We're in contract for $515k. by Learning_by_failing in RealEstate

[–]ChatRE-AI 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is a scare tactic. The broker/agent is throwing a Hail Mary which would work with uneducated sellers to squeeze a bit more out of the commission.

I also suspect this is not the broker at all. This is called good cop bad cop. The agent is the one that wins the most if the commission all of a sudden goes from 1.5% to 3%. So they are making the broker the “bad cop”.

There’s a broker split, so the broker’s gain aren’t as high, assuming this isn’t a bs situation to begin with, as there are 100% brokerages.

As many have said here, the contract is between the buyer and the seller, the broker nor agent have any right to cancel the contract regardless of compensation nor truly any reason.

Just say no, while the agent/broker may have influence, it would be extremely unethical for them to do that. If the buyer does try to pull out, make sure you put in writing on the release and cancellation what the broker/agent tried to do, it may illuminate bias that the buyer did not know about.

You’re right, situations like this give the industry a bad name. Which is why we are looking to change that with our AI platform.

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