New Groundbreaking Real Estate Technology Released That Could Disrupt the Market
Jan 27, 2018
New software has disruptive potential and can help brokers and investors with everything from seed money to investor relations.
January 27, 2018 —
Jacksonville, Florida –
A new real estate software has arrived to revolutionize the real estate industry.
For a long time, the real estate market has been held back by the industry itself. Sponsors, investors, and the brokers themselves have not risen to the challenges of the 21st century. Many participants in this multi-trillion dollar industry have not evolved past the 1950s. Still today, rotary phones are being used to raise funds and to manage their investments.
This new eVest technology seeks to transform this world. A team of experienced real estate professionals and software designers banded together to fundamentally modify how this market works. Users will now be able to see and utilize an unprecedented amount of information, from investment summaries to property descriptions and beyond. People will ultimately have the ability to execute deal documents, get accredited and fund a deal, right from their computers.
Investor relations has never been easier. Brokers will now be able to check accreditation, document status, and funding. All of this information is available in one easy-to-use platform.
In a recent interview, Daniel Summers, CEO of Realty eVest, said that living in this digital economy gives us unprecedented access to digital technology and those that win in this next phase of the digital economy are not those that created the innovation but rather those that figured out what to do with it. They don’t want to learn the systems, they just want the results.
About Realty eVest
Realty eVest has more than thirty years of experience with high-end real estate. The team has successfully used similar software to assist in the closing of many deals. The company is based out of Jacksonville, Florida. All of the employees live and work in America.
Contact Info:
Name: David Greenspan
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 9549091787
Organization: eVest Technology
Source: MM-prReach
Release ID: 293072
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