There’s a lot of noise in the real estate technology space today, and tech fatigue is running rampant as brokerages continue to chase the next shiny object and throw significant sums of money at tools that don’t play nicely with one another.
A bona fide problem in real estate, this tech fatigue is causing many professionals to become frustrated with the products and services available to help them succeed.
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