You could use that argument to justify spending more money on any unprofitable venture. If you discover that some market segment is higher risk or lower profit than you expected, that is a good reason to consider course correcting.
Around 2008, some investment banks famously had a single division manage to lose significantly more money than the entire rest of the company made over the same time period. Zillow not wanting to replicate their mistake isn't necessarily a bad decision.
Around 2008, some investment banks famously had a single division manage to lose significantly more money than the entire rest of the company made over the same time period. Zillow not wanting to replicate their mistake isn't necessarily a bad decision.