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How’s it going everyone, Matt Leighton welcome back to another video. Today is going to be a little different as we dive into my phone and take a look at what I believe to be are the best real estate mobile apps on the market for finding houses that are on the market. Okay I’m here at my desk right now and what I want to do is go through the top 4 apps. I am currently on the Google Pixel XL so that means that this list is going to cover those apps that are compatible for both Android and iOS. There was only 1 app that I wanted to review, but couldn’t because they don’t have an Android version and that is the Compass Real Estate app. I’ve heard good things about the app. And with 1.4 billion people in the world using the Android platform, you would think that they would have an Android version, but I guess it just wasn’t meant to be. With that being said let’s take a look at the first app which all of you should be familiar with, and that is Zillow. This is one of the most popular if not most popular real estate apps, and with good reason. It works and it’s easy to use. The search aspect is very intuitive and extremely user-friendly. And Zillow has been the top dog in terms of mobile and desktop usage in the past few years so I feel confident that if there’s a home for sale, I can find it on Zillow. Most people whether they use an agent or not, check to make sure it’s on Zillow, before it syndicates to other websites. Or once it hits the market, agents make sure that the listing looks good on Zillow because that’s where the attention is. But I think that the attention for Zillow is decreasing. Zillow got all the attention for the Zestimate where they price homes for sale with varying degrees of accuracy. But now that other sites have similar features and consumers are finding out just how inaccurate these Zestimates can be, and once you get past the Zestimate, there’s really not that much that sets Zillow apart. I think Zillow has their work cut out to try to keep the consumer’s attention. And that’s especially true with the mobile app, because there are some things that I dislike about the app. The first is Zillow’s pre-foreclosure search. What pre-foreclosure sounds like is that a property is about to go into foreclosure. But even if a homeowner missed one payment 10 years ago, their house will still show up on this list. In my opinion it is a complete waste of time and is only there as a bell-and-whistle to say that they have the list and others don’t, when the list is meaningless anyways. And this leads to the next thing that I dislike about the app is that you have to sign in. If you’re a...