Re:GitHub lets staff own IP developed for personal projects ...
by paulddraper on Tuesday March 21, 2017 @02:33PM
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I just use flat-fee agent in Utah. $95. Same experience.
If you want an industry ripe for disruption, consumer real estate is HUGE. Got a couple start ups in my area trying to do that.
Re:GitHub lets staff own IP developed for personal projects ...
by flamedoge on Tuesday March 21, 2017 @05:38PM
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area where it concerns overhead due to law seems does seem ripe for disruption. But my concern is that this isn't a technical challenge, but rather political/legal one.
Re:GitHub lets staff own IP developed for personal projects ...
by paulddraper on Tuesday March 21, 2017 @07:06PM
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I mean that the buying/selling process is rather backward in technology and there's a lot of misunderstanding. The difficulties are less political and more inertial.
A primarily digital brokerage would be (is) a huge improvement.
Re:GitHub lets staff own IP developed for personal projects ...
by gnopgnip on Tuesday March 21, 2017 @02:56PM
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This is generally not true. The seller of the home has a contract with the listing realtor. If there is no second realtor the listing realtor will usually get 5% or 5.5% instead of just 3%.
Re:GitHub lets staff own IP developed for personal projects ...
by paulddraper on Tuesday March 21, 2017 @09:45PM
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Depends. If that's the situation, you find a realtor who will sign and give you most all of their commission.
I just sold a condo in Minneapolis using a flat fee company -- fantastic experience and will never use a realtor again, save for maybe if looking internationally in a very unfamiliar area perhaps.