DropOffer deploys an artificial intelligence component to support the buyer in their pursuit of the right home, a feature that provides deep market and property analysis for the user to support their outreach and potential offer.
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DropOffer, the company whose slogan is “Turn the off market on,” has released an update to its solution for helping buyers find homes not yet for sale, according to a Sept. 30 press release.
Long mobile-first, DropOffer has deployed a fully web-enabled iteration of its platform to enable motivated buyers to move forward in a deal without representation. The company encourages its users to engage an agent, according to the release, but believes the option should be available to consumers.
The company likened its updated offering to Facebook Marketplace, a direct buyer-to-seller interaction. DropOffer deploys an artificial intelligence component to support the buyer in their pursuit of the right home, a feature that provides deep market and property analysis for the user to support their outreach and potential offer.
DropOffer’s argument to the market is that “the real estate market has traditionally been dominated by the 1 percent of homes publicly listed, leaving 99 percent of potential properties hidden.”
Its case for sellers is that the app also provides them a private opportunity to pitch their home to DropOffer’s network of users — active buyers and investors.
“This maximizes exposure and ensures sellers receive offers from genuinely interested buyers, reducing the time and stress typically associated with the selling process,” the press release said.
The application’s features include tools…