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An appraisal app for the real estate sector is an application that uses crowdsourcing to help consumers value their property or business. An appraiser app enables users to submit photos of their property, share its location, and describe any improvements made to the property in order to receive a free estimate of their home's value.
Real estate appraisal apps are closely related to other real estate apps, such as home-buying apps, real estate software apps, and rental property management app. Two of the most popular real estate appraisal apps are Zillow and Trulia.
A real estate appraisal app. Users logs in and sees a map view and can click or search for an address to enter in a new job.
$9,000
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An appraisal app should be able to provide a quick and easy method for real estate professionals to perform basic property appraisals. The app should provide the user with the ability to input basic information about the property, such as square footage and number of bedrooms, and then it should automatically calculate the home's value based on recent sales in that area. An appraisal app for real estate professionals can compete by offering a more streamlined and accurate appraisal process than other options.
An appraisal app for real estate professionals can face legal liabilities related to code violations, personal injury, or property theft. It is advisable that you consult with your local municipality before developing an open source real estate app to determine whether there are any restrictions on the use of amateur photography in the area.
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