HomeSnap: Innovative New Real Estate Mobile App

All of our real estate agents (and home buyers!) who are obsessed with downloading the latest mobile apps, you need to check this out! Sawbuck Realty, an online real estate broker, recently launched HomeSnap, a real estate mobile app which will instantly tell you all about a house just by looking at its photo and accessing your current location. HomeSnap makes it possible to know all about any property if you own an iPhone, iPod touch, or an iPad. The information provided by the app includes pricing, estimated value, places nearby, schools, and a lot more useful information.

If the home is for sale, the app will tell you its current list price, show interior shots, and will allow you to schedule a real estate showing appointment instantly. Wondering if the price will go down? HomeSnap saves every home you snap and updates you automatically with new information and prices. The details even include if the price has previously been dropped.

“Real estate is boring and dry, unless you’re in the market,” said Guy Wolcott, Sawbuck Realty’s co-founder and CEO. “HomeSnap makes real estate accessible, interesting and fun for anyone. It’s Shazam for homes.”

This real estate mobile app is a snap to use (pun intended)! To view details of a house which is right in front of you, use the camera mode in HomeSnap. Once you take a picture of a home, the app will make assessments automatically, based on the place’s GPS location. Currently, there are over 90 million homes across the US in the app’s database, all with a bunch of information about each property available.

This new real estate mobile app gives sellers a fun and creative way to market their property. If your house is on the market and you want to publish details of your own house, HomeSnap can come in handy. HomeSnap also makes it easy to share homes with friends or family through Facebook, Twitter, text message or email.

The best part is that HomeSnap is free! Click the button above to learn more or download!

To view the original article, visit the Showing Suite blog.