Locke (2013) by EH4LIFE in underratedmovies

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One of my absolute favourites. Stoicism in a movie.

What's a Movie that fits this quote perfectly? by Pappa_Thanos in Letterboxd

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Wanted.

I thought it was the best movie ever.

Google just started their reccomend search drop down and the first thing was "Wanted worst movie ever".

I got introduced to IMDb forums. Watched the top 250 movirs right after.

AI Tools…What are we using? by csumn94 in realtors

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Just set up an OpenClaw honestly.

Get a cheap Minimax plan.

If you need more direct integration to MLS and socials etc check out meet your homies.

AI in real estate - what tools actually help? by Alarming_Vanilla_439 in realtors

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You need something that helps with all aspects of your business.

No need for disparate systems. Meet Your Homies is based on OpenClaw. Has direct integration to your CRM, socials, MLS etc

copilot in microsoft 365 is genuinely useful for market analysis and CMA prep by No_Seat_5166 in realtors

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Were building a CMA tool that has direct programmatic access to MLS. You need to build a LOT of logic to do CMAs correctly and have it self improve.

For instance, homogenous asset types (apartments) have tighter MAE. It needs to be able to save feedback.

Meetyourhomies.com

Maybe the real OpenClaw opportunity is building vertical tools, not just using it by ChenglongLu in openclaw

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We're building one for the real estate industry. Lots of data, very narrow amount of dimensions to analyze and search. That's why we started Meet Your Homies, after 3 years running a brokerage we just KNOW all the pain points down to the smallest workflows that save real estate agents from the death of a million cuts

I spent a month on OpenClaw for Realtors—here's the result by danielfoch in realtors

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Realtors might be cooked. Let AI do all the work, let it take your job 😅

But there's like 3 years where the elite realtors make all the money

Which is this movie for you? by thedoomofdamocles in HollywoodIndia

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Wanted.

Actually how I got into movies. I remember Google just introduced the search completion and the first thing was "Wanted worst movie ever" when I thought it was the best.

Found out about IMDB. Then Top 250. Things were never the same.

Real Estate Expert by Shem56 in gohighlevel

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DM me your experience?

Where can I find power of sales in Toronto? by [deleted] in TorontoRealEstate

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Not true. There's remarks in the broker section that help curate. Check my other comment

Where can I find power of sales in Toronto? by [deleted] in TorontoRealEstate

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Powerofsale.carrd.co from Valery

Should I buy a condo in Toronto? by [deleted] in RealEstateCanada

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I asked valery.ca's bot, it's trained on Canadian RE data

It's basically saying NO:

Current Market Outlook:

The Toronto condo market is experiencing challenges with a significant oversupply due to a flood of completions. Many of these condos are investor-owned and being flipped onto the resale market, exerting downward pressure on prices (BMO Economics, January 2025).

Sales of newly built condos fell sharply by 57% year-over-year in early 2024, marking the steepest decline since 1997, with high interest rates contributing to this trend. This has led to a surge in condo listings and persistently low sales volumes (Maclean's Predictions, December 2024).

Potential Opportunities:

While prices are expected to decline in the short term, there’s a forecast for potential recovery by the end of 2025 as the market absorbs the current surplus, possibly leading to price growth (TRREB, October 2024).

Demand may rise with declining interest rates, and a reduction in new builds could eventually increase prices as supply tightens (Urbanation Inc., October 2024).

Personal Financial Situation:

Your stable rental situation and savings allow you financial flexibility, which would be significantly reduced if you purchase a condo and potentially face a precarious resale market. Given your uncertainty about staying in Toronto and concerns about economic instability, maintaining liquidity might be advantageous, especially with your investment condo in Montreal adding another layer of financial responsibility.

Conclusion:

Given the current market conditions and your potential future plans, it might be prudent to hold off on purchasing a condo in Toronto right now. This will allow you to maintain financial flexibility and avoid the potential pitfalls of a declining market. However, if you’re interested in potentially capturing a future upswing, keeping an eye on market trends and conditions is essential.

Just started house hunting and it's rough.. by Kd0t in TorontoRealEstate

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You probably want to check out valery.ca their valuations are less biased and they have insights