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Three emerging concerns dominate the r/RealEstateTechnology community: Facebook/Meta advertising compliance for real estate listings, potential brand deception in lead generation software, and career trajectory evaluation for established agents considering enterprise software roles. Discussion reveals practical challenges with housing ad regulations and skepticism toward marketing practices in the proptech space.

⬆ 3u/Electronic-Task4167

Meta ads for real estate listings

Inquiry into Facebook/Meta advertising strategies for real estate listings and lead capture. Author discusses Special Ad Category restrictions and potential workarounds using Conversions API. Represents a practical technical question about compliance-conscious digital marketing in real estate.

⬆ 3u/Low_Corgi_5237

Is "Referral Chime" just HouseJet with a new name slapped on it?

Community member raises concerns about potential brand rebranding or deceptive practices by proptech companies. Cites HouseJet's poor reputation as evidence of suspicious behavior. Highlights consumer skepticism toward lead generation platforms.

⬆ 2u/pupsandtucks

Recruited for a position at CoStar

Career transition question from experienced real estate professional considering sales role at major proptech enterprise. Seeks community input on career viability and satisfaction of such moves.

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