We got a note asking me about my experience in real estate, blockchain and other technologies. Was it easy? No, no, no, it wasn’t. Here’s how I got into real estate. I was living in Santa Ana, breaking records on eBay, selling valuables on eBay for the highest guaranteed amounts: famous artworks, collectible cars, precious metals, business equipment, sophisticated electronics… but struggling to make ends meet — when I was asked by the top Downtown L.A. loft specialist real estate team to get a real estate license and to come join them in serving a busy but crashing real estate market in 2009. Because of my long relationship with those outstanding professionals, I took the leap, moved to Los Angeles and joined the loft living team and showed properties 12 hours a day, often 7 days a week. #coreychambers #entar #realestate
Today, that market is different. It’s stagnating, yet jumping up in price. Stagnation and inflation: Stagflation. How did it come to this? How do we make the most of today’s changing urban real estate situation?
From 2010 to 2012, we were informing the public about the tremendous opportunities, helping distressed sellers, and helping buyers to take advantage of the market as some Downtown loft prices fell into the $100,000s. Those homeowners are today sitting pretty with amazing lofts acquired for almost nothing, with gained home equity more than double the purchase price in just a few short years. The situation is quite different today. So how do I help home buyers looking for lofts for sale, sellers, renters looking for lofts for lease, landlords and investors now take advantage of today’s unique property market in the big city center?
Real Estate Agents Devoured
As DTLA real estate began to bottom and recover around 2012 to 2013, Bitcoin appeared on the world scene. With a background in computer science, economics, Air Force Information Technology, business and bank payment systems, I began to research and invest in blockchain cryptocurrencies and NFTs while they were early in their development. In the last few years, urban real estate suffered some snags while suburban neighborhoods attracted throngs who sought refuge from perceived city dangers of disease and the reality of exploding crime. My own investments in Bitcoin allowed me to survive and thrive while most other Downtown specialist agents either moved to greener pastures or went belly up.
I re-invested more than one million dollars (of today’s Bitcoin) in coaching by the world’s best real estate coach Craig Proctor, training and implementation of systems to help home buyers and sellers etc to get what they need because I was now able to connect the largest database of home buyers with the largest number of properties like warehouse style lofts, 2-story lofts and amazing historic Mills Act lofts, many of which were not listed, and not on the internet. Home buyers could be notified of upcoming lofts under construction and historic properties under renovation and conversion — a more amazing loft at a lower price — before the competition could find out about these bargains with tremendous character.
Real estate technology, including property information websites, continue to grow and empower home buyers, causing mediocre buyer’s agents to lose out and die out. Tech continues to grow exponentially, empowering home buyers and eliminating real estate agents who have nothing special to offer, no pocket listings, no off-market properties, no affordable lofts, no exclusive information. These loser agents have been replaced by the internet.
Because I’ve always focused on offering more inside information, more pros and cons, more unlisted properties, more pocket listings, more off-market properties that are not on the internet, my business has grown, now mostly repeat and referral business, plus hundreds of home buyers and renters per week calling to ask for help. This is where technology really comes in handy.
Thick stacks and stacks of paperwork, which once hogged up my whole desk, have been replace by my lightweight MacBook Air laptop. My database of more than 23,339 real estate clients and prospects is always with me. I’m able to easily help them connect with the most amazing lofts or studio apartments, unadvertised bargains that they cannot find anywhere else. In addition to the most popular daily real estate blog in Downtown Los Angeles, I communicate almost daily on more than 30 different online social media channels, disseminating valuable, exclusive information from thousands of different sources.
Introducing ENTAR
We’re pulling ahead of the pack by researching and developing new technologies, including ASIC mining operations, cloud hashing and our own blockchain cryptocurrency Entar Coin to help real estate through digitization, tokenization, authentication, verification, virtualization, diversification and valuation. This herculean project required the effort of the Corey Chambers Team in addition to a blockchain wallet development team. The Entar Coin community has mined more than 6 million Entar coins. We’re now hiring! Next up: Under development, we have Real Estate NFT, virtual real estate, tokenized real estate, digital real estate, AI real estate database Artificial Intelligence, RE Deep Learning, real estate DAO and Entar real estate quantum computer apps. Be sure to stay in touch! You don’t want to miss out on what we have in coming for you in 2022.
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