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Reali redesign allows end-to-end support for Realtors and homebuyers

The new app will offer more insight and transparency for homebuyers

Real estate technology company Reali announced Tuesday a second generation of their its app, supporting an end-to-end journey for homebuyers. This is the first time the company has updated the app since its origination in 2016. 

That's not to say the company has been idle. In 2017, Reali raised $5 million and announced an expansion into the San Francisco Bay area. One year later, Reali offered one of the nation’s smallest transaction fees in one of the nation’s most expensive real estate markets, and announced the rollout of a new program that will help certain California buyers and sellers buy or sell their home for only $950.

Earlier this year, Reali acquired Lenda, an online mortgage lender that launched in 2013. This birthed Reali Loans, the company's own mortgage lending operation. Shortly after this acquisition, Reali raised $9 million for more expansion efforts.

And now, in the summer of 2019, Reali is providing app users with an updated real estate experience. In addition to aiding homebuyers, the app will also give insight to real estate agents, helping them efficiently complete their work on behalf of their clients with the help of technology and back-end proprietary software.

"Reali customers have told us they love the transparency we bring to the home-buying process in a way that makes it feel less stressful, with 29% of customers choosing to work with Reali because of the convenience of our mobile app," said Stacy Hoover, Reali's head of product. "The new app improvements will only better the experience as we break down one of the most stressful events in modern life: buying a home." 

The new version of the app offers improved navigation, easy document management tools, an updated chat feature and more information about working with Reali. 

With its IdeaStaging technology, Reali can virtually stage a home to show buyers its full potential. Sellers get real-time updates on how their home is performing, and buyers have access to a robust home buying experience. Reali mock up

"We want to provide our customers with the best experience in real estate," said Amit Haller, Reali CEO. "The new Reali app is a milestone for our company. We've significantly improved the experience for buyers, but we've also streamlined the workflow for our agents and back office team it's more efficient for everyone. The best part: We're supporting our customers through their preferred communication channels with the app and chat so they feel more confident and have real-time visibility." 

Agents can also be contacted in-app or by phone.

Additional features for sellers are expected to launch later this year. 

Here are the other key features included in the new app, according to the company:

  • End-to-end journey: Users can easily see where they are in the process and what is coming up. They are guided at every step by their Reali team through the app.
     
  • Improved search and discovery: Numerous upgrades to search allow users to save their favorite homes, book on-demand tours and get free property reports.
     
  • Control center: Users can quickly access everything they need – request visits, documents and communicate with their team of experts.
     
  • PricePredictor: The PricePredictor has a new look and gives buyers insight and power to predict the most competitive offer on a home with 97% precision.
     
  • Offer management: With all offers in one place, users can manage offers from draft through won and get live updates throughout the entire process.
     
  • Expert support: With 61% of users preferring chat to other channels, a new and robust chat allows users to chat with all members involved in their transaction as well as communicate directly with their expert team. Experts are also available via in-person meetings, by phone or email, seven days a week.

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