The point where you’re getting down to base economics.

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Once your core is in great shape, you move into adjacent lines of business that you think you can succeed in, and this is an expansion into an adjacent line of business that we think could be really successful. Former Zillow executives Carey Armstrong (right) and Greg Schwartz are the co-founders of Tomo. (Tomo Photos) How do you plan to compete with home search giants like Zillow, and what’s the value proposition Tomo offers? When you see folks competing on ad spend and brands, it’s usually that the category has matured to the point where you’re getting down to base economics. At that same moment is when AI emerges, and we’re going to compete based on product innovation.
  
and then we did a huge amount of product research. Those insights — knowing who the seller is, what theirprofession is, what the size of their mortgage was, what the equity situation was — helped shape a view for me.I want every consumer — every homebuyer — to have all the Brazil Mobile Number List tools an investor has at their fingertips to make these more informed decisions, because it’s hard to win. This is reasonably demanding technology with a reasonably big team working on it, and they’ve been working day and night on this for some time. Are there any privacy concerns about sharing this kind of information with regular homebuyers? Real Estate News HomeServices of America dismissed from commissions case CoStar revenue — and Homes.com push — beats expectations Former Zillow exec expands mortgage site Tomo into home search It’s public records data, and that has always been out there.



But it’s been out there in the hands of those who know, and not in the hands of those who don’t, and that’s the whole point. The big and small investors have had this data for years, and no one has provided it in a manner that an individual homebuyer can use, and that’s who we advocate for. It’s really easy for anyone who has a privacy or safety concern [to opt out]. There’s an email form right under the data. Email us, and no questions asked, we’ll take the name down. The site currently includes listings from 21 states. Are there plans to expand? Certainly. We focused on the footprint that we’re familiar with for this launch, but we intend to be in every state and every market by the end of the year.