20 Best Apps For Real Estate Agents In 2022

Being a realtor in today’s day and age is no easy feat. You’re facing massive competition across the marketplace, no matter where you’re located. That’s why using apps in your real estate business is important. The right software can simplify, automate, and speed up your processes. Whether you need to find new clients, maintain relationships, or view properties more effectively, consider these 20 excellent apps for real estate in 2022:

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1. Right Inbox

When you can’t meet your clients in person, using email is the next best thing. You can bypass social media and communicate directly with a single client or a list of clients via email. Right Inbox is an app that helps you optimize your email outreach and nurture relationships.

With Right Inbox, realtors can schedule messages and send the latter at specific times. You can also set reminders for yourself to follow up with potential sellers or buyers. Keeping your pipeline full is key for realtors, and Right Inbox is the best app to stay on top of your communications no matter how many contacts you have.

Key Features:

  • Email tracking to see if clients/ prospects are opening your emails.
  • Email reminders to follow up at a certain time.
  • Private notes to turn Gmail into its own CRM
  • One-click email templates to increase sales
  • Signatures to maintain a professional appearance
  • Recurring emails to save tome
  • GIFs in emails

Pricing: $5.95 a month

Check out this piece we wrote on how realtors could use Right Inbox to their advantage.

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2. PropertyBase

Propertybase is a great app for real estate agents in 2022. It helps realtors and brokerage teams modernize their approach to customer management. The truth is that face-to-face communication is less feasible than before the pandemic.

An all-in-one CRM, Propertybase is built on Salesforce — integrating IDX lead generation sites and MLS without a hitch. This allows realtors to stay connected with leads digitally, without switching back and forth between various applications.

Key Features:

  • Mobile and web app
  • Pipeline tracking
  • Dialer
  • Call logging
  • Text messaging
  • Drip campaigns

Pricing: Custom pricing

 

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3. Zillow Premier Agent

Zillow Premier Agent is an essential app for real estate agents if you use Zillow for listings. It provides a comprehensive CRM in which you can import leads from various sources such as Gmail, Realtor.com, and BoomTown.

Within the app, you can also sign up for My Agent, a program that only shows your leads properties in which you are the buyer’s agent. In addition, you can see what your leads are looking for on a granular level.

Key Features:

  • My Agent
  • Tasks
  • Reminders
  • Text messaging
  • Emails
  • Lead sorting and assignment

Pricing: Free

 

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4. MagicPlan

Before a client purchases a home, they must be able to visualize themselves and their families living in it. Of course, this is easier said than done if you are not showing the property in person — an increasingly common situation in 2022 due to COVID-19.

MagicPlan is a useful real estate app because it provides your buyers with fast answers before a construction or inspection professional can weigh in. Show your buyers floor plans, high quality images, and a well-organized list of renovations for any property.

Key Features:

  • New floor layouts
  • Renovation pricing
  • Room scanning for instant floor plans
  • 3D tours

Pricing: $10 to $100 / month

 

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5. Connecteam

Connecteam is another real agent app making the list. It is known as a digital briefcase because it gives realtors everything they need without actual paper. It is a mobile-first solution, made especially for employees out in the field.

By using Connecteam, agents can manage their property listings, schedules, customer interactions, paperwork, and more on the run. It also helps you sign the agreements in real time to close buyers and sellers and ensure your commission is on the way.

Key Features:

  • Social feed
  • Price quotes
  • Customer reviews
  • Onboarding
  • Searchable library
  • Work contact consolidation

Pricing: $39 a month for 50 users

 

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6. Contactually

If you want to keep up with current or past customers, it can be challenging as a real estate agent. That’s why having a CRM like Contactually is so helpful. With this app, you can make all of your contacts centralized, keeping information about them in the same place.

With Contactually, real estate agents spend less time on minutiae and more time doing what really creates revenue. Use targeted automation and messaging to build your client base and keep relationships strong.

Key Features:

  • Contact management
  • Interaction tracking
  • Client matching
  • Property matching
  • Campaign management

Pricing: $59 per month per user

 

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7. Bubble Level App

Bubble Level App, also known as Spirit Level, is a particularly unique realtor app. And it happens to be free. If you’re an agent that loves to show prewar listings that need some renovations, then you’re in luck.

With Bubble Level, you can get a quick reading of projects that need to be done, such as a door frame or crooked floor. This app is built-in to iOS phones and tablets. However on Android, you’ll need to download the separate app.

Key Features:

  • Native functionality on iOS
  • Camera-enabled measurements and level functions
  • Screenshot enabled to send to potential buyers

Pricing: Free

 

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8. Lab Coats Agents (LCA) Marketing Center App

The LCA Marketing Center app is created specifically to help real estate agents be more effective on social media. The easy-to-use application allows realtors to craft beautiful looking content for social media.

Whether you are sitting in a coffee shop, at home, or taking a quick break between showings, you can log into LCA Marketing Center to quickly create posts and other marketing assets and keep your name in front of your market.

Key Features:

  • Social media content
  • Flyers
  • Door hangers
  • Business Cards
  • Fast Editing

Pricing: $59 / month

 

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9. Canva

It’s difficult to get ahead in the real estate world today. Everyone is pressed for time. Finding presale and other properties without seeing them firsthand is a big challenge, for instance. That’s why Canva can be so essential.

You can create beautiful, remote presentations for your clientele. You can show them leaflets, business cards, charts, or powerpoint slides made with Canva. And it doesn’t require any kind of special design skills.

Key Features:

  • Easy to use
  • Logo maker
  • Presentation templates
  • Hundreds of font and design options

Pricing: $10 / month

 

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10. Dotloop

There is a reason real estate agents get paid such a great commission for getting a deal done. Tons of paperwork needs to be completed before the transaction is complete. The old way of doing this requires tons of physical documents and time.

However, using Dotloop, you can sign paperwork, send it, and get everyone on the same page digitally. It has a mobile platform too so you’re not limited to getting it done in the office.

Key Features:

  • Compliance
  • E-sign technology
  • Create forms

Pricing: $29 / month

 

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11. BombBomb

You need to be able to leverage as many channels as possible in order to get through to new clients. BombBomb is one of the more popular realtor apps in 2022 for this reason. It helps you build your relationships using email, text, or social media.

You can also send out personalized video messages. These can then be used in your emails to foster more strong connections with potential buyers and sellers.

Key Features:

  • Video messages
  • Analytics
  • Message Tracking
  • Integrations

Pricing: $49 per month per team

 

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12. FreshDesk

Clients today have a lot more expectations than they used to. The ability to instantly send messages means they want faster response times, and usually that means instantly.

One way to meet their needs is using FreshDesk. It is a customer service app providing live chat. You can answer requests right in the moment, improving your chances of converting them to customers.

Key Features:

  • One inbox
  • Chat live
  • Scheduled messages

Pricing: $15 / month

 

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13. CINC

CINC is a new real estate app that you should look into. It helps you keep an eye on incoming leads and get them on the phone to qualify them quickly.

You can use CINC for text, email, and more, increasing your inbound lead conversion rates to find new buyers and sellers.

Key Features:

  • Lead prioritization
  • Task lists
  • Follow up reminders

Pricing: $1,500 per month

 

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14. Close

Close is a CRM for any industry, but real estate agents can get a lot of value out of it. Use Close to turn your leads into paying clients.

The app is multichannel, meaning you can adapt your strategy to social media, websites, and other digital platforms at will. Call, text, and email leads while tracking their progress within the platform.

Key Features:

  • Task reminders
  • CRM
  • Visual timeline
  • Power dialer

Pricing: $30 a month

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15. Cloud Agent Suite (CAS)

CAS provides realtors with modern tools to manage and keep track of MLS listings. YOu can get lead gen, search, and alerts all from the same source.

A comparative market analysis (CMA) is also one of the most important things for real estate agents to implement in their business. Create comparisons that you can present to clients to demonstrate why you are better.

Key Features:

  • Lead gen platform
  • MLS integrated
  • Digital CMA reports

Pricing: Custom pricing after speaking with a rep

 

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16. LionDesk

LionDesk is another CRM that is worthy of making the list of best real estate agent apps for 2022. The application, unlike some others, is completely dedicated to realtors. It helps you manage your client pipeline quickly and easily.

Use video calls, emails, and texts on the platform to create a comprehensive outreach plan. Track your new and existing deals and keep more in the pipeline every month.

Key Features:

  • Auto drip campaigns
  • Bulk texting
  • AI assist
  • Video communication

Pricing: $25 / month

 

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17. PalmAgent ONE

PalmAgent ONE is a new app for realtors on mobile devices. It is designed to help you be productive anywhere, any time. You can calculate your most important numbers in seconds such as buyer estimates.

You can also use the app to get seller net sheets to share and use internally based on manual or automatic calculations.

Key Features:

  • Buyer estimates
  • Reporting
  • Seller net sheets calculator

Pricing: Custom quote for pricing after filling out the form

 

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18. Buffer

Buffer is known as the king of social media apps. It is a powerful platform that helps users schedule posts in advance. You don’t have to limit yourself to one platform either. You can create a post and translate it across various channels.

For instance, you may have existing customers on Twitter but are looking for new sellers on Facebook. Reach both of these audiences after creating content just one time, saving your energy for higher level work.

Key Features:

  • Social media metrics
  • Respond fast to comments
  • Performance measurement
  • Schedule posts across social channels — FB, Twitter, and more

Pricing: $15 / month

 

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19. Real Property Resource (RPR) Mobile

RPR Mobile is an app that is actually a subsidiary of the National Association of Realtors (NAR). RPR mobile allows realtors to gain the important data they need for property showings. They can also perform research such as comparative market analysis (CMAs).

If you need to keep your clients in the loop while on the run, RPR mobile is one of the best apps for you going forward. You can use polygon search to find specific neighborhoods or zip codes no matter where you are or how much time you have.

Key Features:

  • Polygon neighborhood selection
  • Share property photos with clients
  • Official subsidiary of NAR

Pricing: Free

 

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20. Waze

Waze is not necessarily an app that is specific to the real estate industry. But if you’re ever taken an Uber or Lyft ride, you may have seen it in use already. This powerful and free app is a route planner.

Unlike other map apps, it is updated in real time to reflect traffic and accidents. That way, you are never late to a showing with a client.

Key Features:

  • ETA alerts
  • Traffic updates
  • Optimized driving routes

Pricing: Free

Conclusion

The best real estate agents invest in themselves and their business. When it comes to apps, it’s no different. Finding the right apps can be difficult. Thankfully, we’ve compiled the 20 most effective and affordable apps for you already. Simply select a few to start using and watch how your real estate career changes. Feel free to comment and share some of your personal favorites!

Strength and courage,
Wade

2021 Tech Tools For Agents

Speed, contactless connectivity, and safety are the major challenges for the real estate industry. This week we are sharing with you everything from high-tech smart masks to ultra-mobile laptops and even more connected smart-home gear. What’s going to matter for your business moving forward in 2021 and tech?  Here, we highlight some of the tech products that could be useful to real estate professionals in 2021.

 

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1. Clear the air. Several companies debuted wearable and portable air purifiers that can be used in the car and office or during showings and open houses. LUFT Duo showed off a portable purifier that uses photocatalytic technology to filter out dust, pollen, cigarette smoke, mold, VOCs, and pathogens. The company’s research also suggests the coronavirus can’t survive for more than one hour in a room with a LUFT Duo compared to the virus’s usual 21-hour airborne lifespan. The device draws air from all angles and has a washable filter. LUFT Duo includes a USB Type-C charging cable and a cup holder for your car. $149/Luftqi.com

 

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2. Keep an open ear as you talk. Keep your ear to your phone while going about your workday. AfterShokz debuted the wireless OpenComm Bone Conduction Stereo Bluetooth Headset, which streams audio through your cheekbone, leaving your ears open to your surroundings. The lightweight open-ear design eliminates a physical in-ear sound barrier. The device also features a DSP noise-canceling boom microphone to eliminate background noise in loud areas. A one-hour charge allows for 16 hours of talk time, and a five-minute “quick charge” feature allows for up to two hours of talk time in a pinch. $159.95/Aftershokz.com

 

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3.Take in case of emergencies. The Portable 5-in-1 Emergency Hub from BodyGuardz can slide in your pocket for use in case of an emergency. It features five emergency tools, such as to help solve power outages or alert authorities when there’s a threat to your personal safety. It includes a power bank, personalized emergency notifications, one-touch alert and siren, flashlight, and emergency radio. It also supports Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. $99.95/Bodyguardz.com

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4. Smarten your mask with Bluetooth. Here’s an easier way to talk while masked: Binatone’s MaskFone is a wireless headphone and mask in one. It includes a built-in microphone with a medical-grade N95 filter. The mask includes built-in wireless earbuds that have environmental noise cancelation features to block out background noise and project your voice. It also enables you take a phone call without having to remove your mask. It features washable twill fabric and a disposable interchangeable N95 filter for 95% virus filtration. It’s compatible with Amazon’s Alexa. $49.99/Maskfone.com


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5. Send in a robot to investigate. This compact robot can scout around in tough-to-reach places inside a home for security. Moorebot debuted Scout, an autonomous artificial intelligence robot that helps you or your clients more closely monitor key areas in a home. It features a 1080P FHD mobile camera—which includes night vision—that can be used for better surveillance. With its small size (2.8 inches x 4 inches), Scout can be used to autonomously monitor different spaces and perform inspections in areas that may be difficult to reach. It can integrate with Amazon’s Alexa or Google Home. You can remotely guide Scout, whose batteries will last more than 2 hours between recharges. $179 (available March/April)/Moorebot.com


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6. Strengthen your signal. Poor Wi-Fi performance in a remote office can derail your workday. Your home network may be overtaxed if you have multiple smart devices competing for the same bandwidth. CommScope’s SURFboard mAX and SURFboard mAX Express offer hotspot boosts through a mesh Wi-Fi 6 system to help remove dead spots in a home. It’s also compatible with many internet plans. The SURFboard mAX system offers two routers that each deliver 6.6 Gbps speeds and provide coverage for areas up to 5,500 square feet. Starting at $249.99 (available first quarter of 2021)/Commscope.com


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7. Flip a switch for the smart lights. Smart plugs can be overridden when someone flips the light switch. Lutron aims to solve that issue with its Aurora Smart Bulb Dimmer, which can be installed over light switches on the wall and lock the toggle switch in position. You’ll be able to turn your smart bulbs on, off, or dim them directly from the wall. You can also use an app on your smartphone for voice control. The dimmer will still work even if the Wi-Fi goes out. The device is compatible with Philips Hue bulbs and other Zigbee-certified smart bulbs. $49.95/Lutron.com/aurora


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8. Lighten your laptop. Razor-thin at just a half-inch thick, Lenovo’s ThinkBook 13x is an ultra-portable option for those who work on the go. Weighing just 2.65 pounds, it includes a 13.3-inch touchscreen display, high resolution, 90% screen-to-body ratio, 11th Gen Intel Core i7 processor, and 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD. It offers up to 15 hours of battery life. Lenovo is a REALTOR Benefits® Partner. $1,199 (available first quarter of 2021)/Lenovo.com/NAR


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9. Upgrade with a smarter webcam, 5G capabilities. Dell Technologies showcased its new Latitude 9420 notebook, which can be purchased as a two-in-one or clamshell model. The notebook includes a 14-inch display, optional support for high-speed 5G or LTE, a built-in speakerphone, and an enhanced webcam (including capabilities for background blur and automatic light correction). It also has ExpressSign-in to enable faster auto-wake and auto-lock. Dell is a REALTOR Benefits® Partner. $1,949 (spring 2021)/Dell.com


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10. Try sanitized marketing. Here’s a different way to market your company around town: Bastiyali Inventions’ Smart Sanitizer kiosk allows passersby to sanitize their hands and electronic devices while viewing your digital marketing messages. You can also sell extra video or digital advertising space on the kiosk’s 22-inch LED display. The kiosk can be customized with your logo. It features a UV light tool to disinfect items like cellphones, wallets, and keys within 15 seconds. It also has a body temperature check area and hand sanitizer station. Contact company for pricing/SmartSanitizer.com

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11. Ensure better mobile sound. Not everything is handled over video. Sound quality still matters when talking over a phone, particularly in your mobile office. Beyerdynamic’s PHONUM Bluetooth/UCB-C Speakerphone can be used for the home, office, and while on the go. Choose from one of three mic positions: omnidirectional, cardioid, and beamforming (which automatically adjusts to the direction of the person speaking). It operates through Bluetooth with a PC, laptop, or smartphone. It also features noise canceling to eliminate echoes and noisy backgrounds. Powered by a lithium ion battery, it can last up to 12 hours and can be charged through a USB port. $199/Beyerdynamic.com

 

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12. Let there be light. Secure your listings with some added light—no extra wiring needed. MAXSA’s new Linked Motion Activated Anywhere Lights use standard batteries to add light to dark corners around a property. The lights communicate with one another, so when the first light is triggered, all the others activate, too. The lights only come on when they detect motion. If an intruder comes near the house, for example, all the connected lights will automatically flood the yard with light. The lights are powered by 4D cell batteries. The lights can communicate with other MAXSA lights up to 150 feet away. $39.95 per light/MaxsaInnovations.com

There you have some of the latest and newest technology to hit the market this year to assist you with your business during these unprecedented times. Feel free to email me any other great tech tools that you see in 2021. I would be glad to hear from you all about your latest and coolest tech tool.

Strength and courage,
Wade

3D Home Tours Have Impacted Real Estate Seller’s Markets

When buying in a tight market, 3-D home tours give buyers a unique perspective on potential homes and provide critical online information. The 360 degree home tour helps the buyer gain an advantage on their fellow buyer competitor. As a creative traditionalist, I’ve always believed a good photographer can capture a home’s depth and amenities as well as any virtual tour.

In a matter of hours buyers learn in a tight market any offer less than full price was at an immediate disadvantage, and you have to place your offer as soon as — or before — the home hits the market if you want to stand a chance. In many cases, you won’t have time to see properties in person. I now know a smooth, immersive 3-D walking tour helps the anxious buyer prepare to make a confident offer without seeing the property in person. You get a much better idea of how your furniture will match a room’s layout.

They’ve also brought life to listing agent notes like, “Great mountain views from the rear deck.” This technology lets you walk through a garage, go upstairs and into bathrooms. It lets you see where you’ll be putting your groceries down as you hold the door open with your foot. It allows you to be there without being there. Room-to-room flow, finishes and space are all much more accurately conveyed via 3-D tours. It’s a very tough time to be a buyer. We need every tool out there to enable us to move fast and make smart offer decisions.

The more we learn about a home online, the better equipped we’ll be to work with an agent. Relative to that, I’m finding in today’s marketplace — or at least the one most buyers are shopping in — the agent’s role as information provider is shrinking. The web moves much faster than they can, and I don’t hold that against them. Most importantly, the role of transaction manager — and therapist — has become more critical than ever. The value we’ve been provided to date is well beyond 3 percent of the transaction. 3-D tours, whether they’re done with iGuide, Matterport, Immoviewer, Virtual reality or any of the others, are vital to capturing a buyer’s Interest.

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Check some of these examples then strongly consider implementing this strategy if you don’t already.

Strength and courage,
Wade

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