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Real estate tech professionals grapple with two critical pain points: PPC acquisition economics and AI valuation reliability. Cost inflation and lead quality degradation have forced marketers to reconsider channel strategy, while AI tools' headline accuracy metrics mask significant regional variance and confidence gaps that create practical risk for agents and investors relying on automated valuations.

⬆ 1u/Fun-Preparation-3234

For those of you running PPC to drive in leads, what sort of ads are you running?

Discussion on PPC campaign sustainability in real estate. Author reports escalating costs per click and per lead alongside declining lead quality, prompting community inquiry into current ad strategies (IDX vs. generic forms). Reflects broader market concern about paid acquisition viability.

💬 Low engagement (2 comments, 67% upvoted) suggests niche but frustrated audience seeking validation and alternative approachesOpen on Reddit →
⬆ 0u/Falak-4

AI valuation's "2-3% accuracy" only holds up on standard properties

Critical analysis of AI valuation tool limitations. Post exposes how metro-market average accuracy metrics obscure 15%+ confidence intervals in low-transaction or unique property markets. Highlights industry gap: most tools display single flat valuations without confidence ranges or appraiser override options.

💬 Strong engagement relative to score (28 comments, 50% upvoted indicates polarized but active discussion) suggests this touches on real professional concernsOpen on Reddit →
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