What Reddit Says About Home Finder Apps

Some of the most popular options include Zillow, Realtor.com, and Redfin, which offer comprehensive listings, detailed property information, and user-friendly interfaces to help you find your dream home.

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My lender was Redfin and so was title company. When home searching my agent could see everything I did on the site and could easily book appointments to see homes. More replies More replies ... Trulia. Honestly it’s just the one I’ve used the longest and know the best.

We have some Air Tags but I'm not the Apple user in the house so I'm not sure I can get them to work. Thank you all in advance! Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share ... Ig if her school is "close enough" you can use lora and cheap gps modul...

I know Zoopla and Rightmove are some of the most popular apps however sometimes I miss some basic features like filter by square meters, discard…

Planning to move to the city in march 2024 from LA. I’ve always had great luck with finding private landlords down here on Craigslist. Is there a…

We are a couple with a toddler and MIL, and will be relocating to Minneapolis sometime this coming June 2024. We are looking for a home to rent in the Metro West area of Minnetonka, Hopkins, Edina, Eden Prairie, Plymouth, Wayzata, and St. Louis Park. Ideally, we are looking for 4 bedroom, with AC, o...

There's something called local pro for home depot on Google play If you don't want to use that (I have a criminal record and they need me to pass a…

A combination of Zillow and Redfin is ideal for searching home, comps, recent sales, price history.

I am just a Noob new to this sub. From what I can see when browsing, it seems there is a lot of favoritism for Trestle (…

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167 votes, 23 comments. It's called "Find my stuff", available on Android, idk about iPhones, but wow. It ticks all of the boxes, and I have actually…

Redfin is better than Zillow, but it is likely to get diminished by Rocket’s acquisition. All listing sites seem to lowball costs (especially proptax and insurance). Https://incomp.app runs the numbers without bias you can just paste a listing ...

With that budget I don’t have anything to recommend. With a higher budget I like aboveatlanta.com ... Smyrna might be hard with that budget unless it’s a private landlord. I used Zillow to find my last place with the homeowners for $1200. No idea where in Smyrna could be found for that low… maybe cl...

This basically never happens, but it's worth checking out. Just be wary of Craigslist as anyone can post on there and there is a lot of junk. ... Zillow, trulia, realtor, redfin... Take your pick of those or any site that includes MLS data. That's just about any RE site these days. ... Her...

Actually, at some time ago when searching for a Finder alternative, Qspace also caught my attention due to its feature-packed capabilities. That changed when I discovered it was based in China. My interest faded completely. ... Hey, we've all got our kinks. ... I use QSpace most of the time for...

HomeBuddy (https://www.homebuddy.co/) I saw this one shared here a year ago by the person who built it. I really like that they share cost to DIY vs cost to hire someone to take on a task. I don’t know if the people that built this are still actively supporting it or not but it’s another cool web ap...

HomeSense has a great UI, only drawback is no support for Cameras yet, it’s not free but I don’t mind supporting developers. I use this as my main control, but using home+ for automation setup. ... Fuse is a nice app if you have a wall mounted iPad to control your lights/music/TV controls.

Is it worth the risk. Lol no. ... I actually was going to comment the yellow pages as my suggestion. I've hired out all my jobs that I couldn't DIY by finding contractors in there. Every one has been an older guy that's been in business for decades. Thumbtack and home advisor I tried ...