DotLoop was an idea born of frustration – a frustration that millions of people, including co-founder Austin Allison, have experienced. What is this obstruction just begging to be simplified via web ...

A heated competition to carve out prime digital real estate and win the hearts and minds of brokers and real estate agents is now being fought on the document battlefield. Zillow Group Inc (NASDAQ: Z) ...

Online real estate service Zillow today announced that it has acquired DotLoop, a service that aims to simplify the complex process of buying and selling real estate by taking much of the document ...

Zillow Group (Z) is set to acquire DotLoop, a Cincinnati-based company that boasts it can simplify real estate transactions by enabling brokerages, real estate agents, and their clients to share, edit ...

BOULDER, Colo., Feb. 21, 2018 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Propertybase®, a major global provider of real estate CRM solutions leveraging the power of Salesforce.com®, today announced a strategic ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Buying a house involves a slow process of sharing a lot of physical ...

DotLoop, a startup trying to bring real estate negotiations online, has raised a $7 million Series A from Trinity Ventures. The company says its software is already used by more than 200,000 real ...

Cincinnati-based DotLoop is trying to eliminate the necessity for hard copy transaction documents, first in the real estate industry and eventually in any industry that relies on lots of paper. Today ...

Dotloop offers a complete platform for managing real estate transactions from listing to closing. Features like structured workflows, upgraded task controls, and detailed activity logs help agents and ...

That brings the total number of associations on the dotloop network to 89 and further cements the company's position as the industry standard for completing real estate deals online. These new ...

Real estate and selling houses may not seem like the tech savviest of sectors—sharing through Airbnb doesn’t count. But with the market abuzz again, a quietly exploding industry software platform ...