Real Estate Tech that’s Redefining Homeownership

Technology is quite literally changing the way we view homes and homeownership. From AI-driven models that predict the likelihood of a home being listed for sale to virtual home tours, technology is bridging the gap to improve the home-buying experience for all involved.

Is the industry finally in a place where the homebuyer is at the center of the home buying journey? Brad Sivert, Head of Proptech and Marketing at Tavant, and expert panelists will unpack what technological trends are sparking a revolution within the real estate industry. Join us as we discuss how this is impacting real estate and mortgage and what this means for the future of the two industries.

Company: Tavant
Date & Time: May 27th, 1 pm CT

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**Brad Sivert**
Head of Proptech and Marketing
Tavant

**Debi Roy**
Sr. Director Fintech Partnerships
Tavant

**Matt Wood**
Sr. Director of Fintech, East Coast
Tavant

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