Lone Wolf Technologies has partnered with the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service (ARMLS) to provide subscribers with a tool called Cloud CMA. This real-time reports and presentation tools aim to help agents guide their clients through buying and selling homes in uncertain times.
James Marcus from ARMLS highlighted the importance of real estate agents showcasing their expertise, especially during uncertain times when buyers and sellers are unsure of what to expect. The Cloud CMA benefit from Lone Wolf will help agents demonstrate their knowledge and set themselves apart from the competition.
This partnership is not new for Lone Wolf, as they also announced a partnership with the Northern Nevada Regional MLS (NNRMLS) in April to launch HomeSpotter, a mobile app that allows agents to personalize their home search app with their brand. The introduction of this product was based on a joint study conducted with real estate consulting firm T360, which revealed that the average brokerage uses 20 different software tools daily, doubling since 2020.
Lone Wolf is focusing on expanding its offerings with the introduction of the Lone Wolf Foundation platform to support various products being rolled out this year. Lisa Mihelcich from Lone Wolf emphasized the importance of agents proving their value to potential clients amid ongoing uncertainty in the market, turning challenges into opportunities for growth.