It’s totally
irritating when you visit a house that’s for sale, but all the Realtor makes
available to you is a flyer or brochure that contains a list of features and
some photographs. This doesn’t just
apply to when you visit a property, but applies, as well, to when you visit a
Realtor’s Internet site.
If I’m
interested in a property, I want a set of floor plans for that property. Those floor plans document room sizes, how
the property’s interior is laid out and the spatial relationship of the rooms. Is my furniture going to fit, where am I
going to hang my art, where am I going to place my sculptures, and how big are
the closets?
Where is
this lost data? The “data” I’m speaking
of are the floor plans that were designed by the architect when the property
was first built or when the property was last renovated. I mean, c’mon, this data is somewhere!
How about
getting a group together to gather up and publish-in-the-cloud floor plans for
houses in and around the U.S. So that,
when a property is listed for sale, the Realtor with the listing can search the
“floor plans” database and then, for a fee, provide a link to the floor plans.
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