Insights
Thoughts on real estate, transparency, and the future of property tours.
Selling FSBO in the Nashville area? The Tennessee-specific parts that trip people up: disclosure, contracts, pricing honestly, and a showing system that works.
Can you hire a real estate agent for a single home tour? Yes. How one-showing arrangements work, what they cost, and the agreement behind them.
Selling FSBO? Showings are where the sale happens. A practical system for scheduling, hosting, and following up, plus when selling yourself is a bad idea.
Since 2024, agents need a written agreement before touring a home with you. What the rule requires, and the narrow options most buyers miss.
Selling your home yourself means showing requests scattered across Zillow, Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, and your phone. Factour gives FSBO sellers one free scheduling link that works no matter where you advertise.
Compass-Anywhere, Rocket-Redfin, Real-RE/MAX: whoever controls first exposure controls the commission. Here's why the consolidation wave actually opens a lane independent agents can run in, and how Factour fits into it.
Real estate compensation law requires payments to flow through a licensed broker. Factour was built around that requirement from day one, and here is exactly what that looks like in practice.
Agents show homes for free and get paid only if a deal closes, but not every showing leads to a transaction. Here's why per-tour compensation is a fair, practical, and long-overdue alternative.
Real estate doesn't have to be all-or-nothing. Factour lets buyers pay only for the services they need, starting with the property tour, so you can save money, use specialists, and stay in control of your transaction.
Virtual home showings with a licensed agent aren't just for relocating buyers. Discover every type of buyer, investor, and renter who benefits, and why paying per tour makes more sense than ever.
A detailed look at how Factour's platform is designed to operate within the NAR settlement requirements, including written agreements, fee disclosure, and negotiability.
Real estate is complicated. A property tour doesn't have to be. Factour exists because the industry changed, and buyers and agents deserved a tool that changed with it.