Trulia also offers resident reviews, where users can share information about a town or city, like the ease of parking or a neighborhood's walkability scale at night. For instance, you can view it via traditional online photos, but Trulia offers demographic stats, as well, such as nearby shopping, eating establishments, recreational facilities, schools, and commute times to major cities, if applicable. Trulia allows users to view a property in multiple ways. The app is free for users and earns high reviews. It uses Zillow data to provide home values and other information but presents it differently than Zillow. Trulia was founded in 2005 and acquired by Zillow Group in 2015. Xome Auctions further exceeds its competitors with an efficient e-signing capability for contracts. Details like financing, property and neighborhood statistics, alerts when someone else bids on a property you are watching, and property price history all keep the bidder well-informed. The app wins best for auctions because of the comprehensive features available to the bidder. The listings on the app come from multiple listing services as well as from exclusive Xome sources. The app includes a walk, commute, and bike score along with listing and sales history so you can see the historical value of the property over time. You can search for residential or commercial auctions by location, status, and auction asset type, such as bank-owned, short sale, or newly foreclosed. Sort properties by price, beds, baths, square feet, auctions starting soon, or by auctions ending soon. Users can also use Xome’s pre-auction feature to bid on properties early. Xome delivers transparent bidding and fast closing.
The Xome Auctions app is available on both Android and Apple app stores and hosts one of the largest collections of exclusive properties.
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