Kirk Fisher (Louisiana)'s profile

Fintech Real Estate Startups Offer Opportunities

Kirk Fisher graduated with an MBA from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge with a specialty in finance. Since then, Kirk Fisher has served as owner and CEO of his own Louisiana-based commercial real estate company.

According to the technology industry expert, Deloitte, there are multiple opportunities in the commercial real estate for 2018 that prescient real estate executives can incorporate into their business models. One such trend is that real estate fintech startups are becoming a mainstream segment of the industry.

The cost of opening an online business has shrunk from $3 million in the 1990s to about $300 in 2017, and these new companies are both innovative and disruptive. New enterprises fall into two basic business models.

The first type of startup focuses on the operations side of the real estate business by offering services such as leasing, facility management, and property searching. The second type of operation specializes in financing and real estate investments. These companies offer online solutions for borrowing, investing, and real estate transaction services.
Fintech Real Estate Startups Offer Opportunities
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