Disrupting the Real Estate Market & Why Marriage and Mortgages Don't Always Go

On this episode of "Your Future Home" real estate experts Tom Postilio and Mickey Conlon share their tips to simplify the home buying experience. They lay out the places where home buyers go wrong that could cause them to lose out on their dream home. Olivier Grinda, CEO of tech-based real estate firm Home61, explains how his company is using technology to disrupt the real estate market. Home61 aggregates information for its team of agents to provide them with leads and give them a leg up on the competition. Plus, a look at how marriage can impact your chance of getting a mortgage. Should you buy the house before you tie the knot? Watch and find out.

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