Online Real Estate Company Called 'Wave of Future'

"The company is called i-Agent.com and some are calling it the wave of the future. The company's founder called it a hybrid company that merges traditional real estate practices with fast, high-tech, online strategies."

NBC News (Wednesday, August 02, 2006)

I-Agent Clients Save over $43,000 on Average

"The DC metropolitan area's only full-service online real estate company, today released the findings of its recent study comparing total home buyer savings through I-Agent.com vs. a leading competitor. During the six month period ending December 31, 2007, I-Agent.com clients saved $43,596 on average compared to $27,790 through its leading competitor."

PR Web (Tuesday, October 28, 2008)

Interactive Site Eases Home-Buying Process

"Then, the meticulous home-buying process just got a bit easier. I-agent.com, which launched Aug. 2, announced its interactive Web site (www.i-agent.com) is live and ready for hits from prospective buyers."

Fairfax County Times (Wednesday, August 09, 2006)

Web-Based Real Estate Firm Shares Commission With Buyers

"Under their model, when buyers use the site to find a house that suits their needs, an agent works with the client to finalize contracts, work out financing and coordinate settlement costs -- just like a traditional real estate transaction."

Washington Post (Thursday, October 12, 2006)

Related Wall Street Journal Article

"With house prices surging in recent years, a number of people are seeking ways to cut commission costs."

Wall Street Journal (Saturday, June 17, 2006)

New Interactive Real Estate Web Site Makes Home Buying Simpler

"Home buyers and sellers have a new tool that aims to make home buying and selling more affordable than ever. I-agent realty has launched a new interactive improved Web site in response to the growing popularity of their 2% rebate program."

RISMEDIA (Wednesday, January 24, 2007)