Ganapathy: Homebuyers prioritize insurance and movers before internet and utilities
Venkatesh Ganapathy · 1605 How He Gets Movers, Trash Companies, Internet Providers To Pay Him Referral Fees on 13,000+ New Home Owners · Dec 16, 2019 · at 7:04
Venkatesh Ganapathy, founder of Move Easy, explains consumer purchasing timelines for home services after signing a real estate purchase contract.
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“When you move and you buy a house, you're not going to think of internet at that point of time. The first thing you're going to think about is, I need to set up my insurance, home insurance, for example. I need to think about moving companies. Then probably closer to the closing date, you'll start thinking about utilities and internet and cable.”
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