Anytime, Anywhere CMAs with RPR's Comps Analysis Express

RPR Mobile is a must-have tool for REALTORS who rely on instant access to information while in the field and on-the-go. The app provides REALTORS with data, tools and reports to help them "wow" their clients and close more deals. With the app in hand, users can search data sets ranging from property characteristics, photos, tax and mortgage history and valuations to neighborhood and school information, and more.

RPR Mobile now includes a Comps Analysis Express––a simple, intuitive interface that allows you to create on-the-fly CMAs using a phone or tablet.

How to create a CMA on your mobile device

Step #1: Confirm Home Facts

View the subject property's public and listing facts. Then, make sure to use the Your Changes tab (the one all the way to the right) to add/update any missing or incorrect data. Once complete, press Save.

Step #2: Choose Comparable Properties

Using either the Map or List interface, choose the comparable properties for your CMA. With Map, you can zoom in and define your search area. However, you may find that using List View makes it easier to compare. Tap one of the comparable properties to learn more about it. Select Filter to show or hide properties based on their type, status, property characteristics, and even keywords.

Step #3: Review Selected Comparable Properties

The comparable properties you've selected are now arranged in a row. Swipe to review and confirm each.

Step #4: Confirm Price, Price Range and Report Delivery

On the last step of the Comp Analysis, the app will present both a Recommended Price and Recommended Price Range for the property. Tap the pencil icon to edit either of these fields, or leave the field blank to not display. Now press Get Report to generate the Seller's Report. (Tip: you can also use this for your buyers who are trying to narrow down their search.) You'll then receive a prompt when the report is ready. From there, a few quick clicks will instantly send the report to your clients via email or text.

Simple as that! Now try creating your own Comp Analysis using the RPR app.

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