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Real Estate Software:

So i’m looking to build a software in the market of real estate. Now there is a lot of problems in real estate that could be solved, I’m not a pro in real estate investing or real estate in general but i know a little bit, i’m looking to build a software that the real estate community would want. I know there are a ton of softwares out there but every software has its problems and you could make that same software just better cheaper and more efficiently and be the better contender. I mean look at paypal for example a huge think when it first came out , one of a kind. and now we have things like venmo or cashapp all these other online transfers of money, and the way they did that was cashapp, venmo, whoever looked at paypal and said what’s a problem through paypal that we can solve and they did that and they turned there app/software into a better version and it became just as big as paypal, so what i’m saying here is that no matter if there software is the same as another what’s a good software company in the real estate market that could be started to help you out.

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