I’ve known since 96 when I started CapeCodRealEstate.com (since sold to a major newpaper) that the internet was made for real estate. And combine the geo factor, forget about it. Real Estate is local how can it NOT be geo?!!

While you can’t make a commisson from a broker unless licensed yourself, nothing to say you cannot come up with a lead gen model that does the same thing.. after all, Zip Realty pays $5+ a sign-up for real estate leads, so you can charge per lead. If you get enough leads, you certainly can charge a relative amount for banner space, etc..

I’m looking forward to checking out this entire site further, good stuff. As far as Fractional Domaining (without the benefit of having looked through this site)… Here’s a concept that mixex geo, real estate and fractional ownership, except in a different context: Condomains.com - The condo conversion of internet real estate. Hope i’m not out of bounds by naming it? But think about it, treating internet real estate as we do traditional real estate, create and sell “condos” within a website or domain name. It would change the way we view internet property forever. All the good domain properties aren’t taken, they’ve just yet to be condominiumized yet. So goes my thinking. Best to all. Bob Fontaine

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In most states you have to be a realestate agent for a min. of 2 years. So becoming a broker is out of the question and also ties up way too much time that you can be focusing on other revenue streams. Realestate is the gold mine however for Geo domains with the right game plan.

my wife is considering it already…

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Tim,

It is not illegal if you are a realestate agent! I will cover this opportunity in posts to come and there is plenty of incentive to do so. Stay tuned.