Gurley says NAR real estate contracts protect realtors not consumers with excessive signing requirements
“Yeah. I say hell no. No. No. Like, that document was created to protect the realtor and that NAR created it.”
Gurley argues NAR real estate contracts were created to protect realtors, requiring consumers to initial seven times per page.
“Yeah. I say hell no. No. No. Like, that document was created to protect the realtor and that NAR created it. And no consumer wants to initial seven times on every page”
Gurley questions whether NAR-created real estate contracts were designed to help consumers
“Was that document created to aid the consumer in any way whatsoever? Was that the objective function of the way that document was created? Do you have”
Gurley says property title and Bitcoin are the only two blockchain use cases that make sense.
“Like the title area is like the one use where blockchain might actually make sense. Like, that and Bitcoin are like the only two I could possibly think of.”