Technology can be used to increase productivity for people in the real estate business.
Real estate is one area of the business sector where applying the amazing advancements of technology will surely help people engaging in it do more with less time. According to The Washington Post, there are several real estate mobile apps that buyers, sellers, and renters can use to make their work a lot easier and faster too. Here is a breakdown:
Renters can go to a website called RadPad which is very popular with people who are looking for places to rent like apartments, condo units, houses, or even roommates. One of its key features is that it shows how much interest a place is getting via the number of clicks registered on a listed property. Radpad also accepts rent payments made via a debit or credit card. The app just sends the check equivalent to the landlord and the renter is notified once it is received.
Property buyers can try Mozaic which is a social networking platform for buyers and real estate agents. This app connects people to a multi-listing service database and allows them to review and comment on homes they are looking to buy.
Sellers can try roOomy which is an app that makes a 3D image of a specific area in a house based from a picture. A unique feature of this application is giving owners and sellers the ability to "stage" their homes virtually by adding or removing images of furniture.
This is a very practical tool to have for sellers since it will not cost them big money to make their listing more appealing to buyers as compared to doing an actual renovation or doing a makeover. There is an extensive catalogue for furniture and other essential home decorations available for download.
