Which apps did you use for your real estate startup? A modern-day question, with little to no value a few years ago. However, in this tech-savvy world, no one can resist the urge to use some apps (whether mobile or web-based).

I recently stumbled upon a few posts about some cool apps for startups (and those already in the big world). That led me to think, “what if real estate startups could use these apps? Would these apps be as useful for them as for others or not?” I received a favorable response (simply by reading about these apps).

Keeping that in mind, I’ve created this post primarily for juvenile real estate businesses (other startups can also benefit from this post).

So, without further ado, let’s dive straight into these apps every real estate startup should have.

The Best Apps For Real Estate Businesses (& Others)

CINC

CINC is a lead generation tool exclusively for real estate businesses. It generates leads through individually managed digital lead generation campaigns on Google, Facebook, Instagram, and other platforms. CINC builds relationships and drives conversion through automated behavior tracking & messaging tools.

More than 35k+ realtors in the US and Canada are available in this massive community.

Buffer

No doubt, the web is the best place to promote your business. You have your website, which serves as a digital business card, and then you have Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest to showcase your business. Additionally, there’s Google My Business for you, and so on. All these media will uplift your brand’s image and help you generate new business.

But how would you manage your presence on all these platforms? Sure, your CRM (like the ones mentioned above) would help you manage your emails, contacts, transactions, and more. They aren’t very good at promoting your business over social media. For this, you have Buffer.

This tool allows you to manage your social media channels from a single account (Buffer itself). From there, you could create a post for your social media account and roll it out to all the other connected accounts. Not only this, but you could also measure how well a post or social media account is working for you and then revise your marketing strategy.

I have this one real estate client in Canada, primarily dealing in condos for sale in Mississauga. Their social media marketing team is very fond of this tool and does a lot with few resources.

Propertybase

When you’re just starting up, you need to do a lot with so few resources. Startups often tend to cut down their expenses and try to do every bit of the work themselves. It could result in a disaster.

To avoid losing your business, you need a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system that offers everything you need. Propertybase is a good example.

Propertybase is a real estate platform that allows your business to grow faster, letting you build an online presence and helping your agents sell more homes. This tool will consolidate all the necessary information into one platform.

At the front, you get your website. And at the backend, it’s the command center for your business. With this tool, you could manage your clients, listings, and leads.

In short, this is the one tool no real estate startup business should ever ignore.

Freshchat

Freshchat is an AI-based customer service web app. It enables you to respond to customer queries instantly.

With this powerful tool, your clients don’t have to wait to ask common questions like “what you need to buy a house.” Once they have the answers, they’re most likely to return to your website and buy a new home from you.

With Freshchat, real estate businesses could engage with potential clients, wherever and whenever they want. Integrate this tool with your website, upload answers to the most frequently asked questions, and engage with on-site users. You may also use this app via your smartphone to interact with clients.

Realvolve

It is another CRM for real estate professionals. This software will manage your contacts, tasks, transactions, and more.

Like other CRMs, this tool will relieve you of heavy tasks while minimizing your cost.

Canva

When you’re running your real estate business, you can’t just rely on a website or even your CRM; you also need marketing tools like Canva.

Canva is essentially an online graphic design tool primarily used to design posts for social media, presentations, posters, and more.

When you’re just starting up, you could opt in with their free account. Of course, it would offer limited functionalities, but it’s a good deal for a starter. Once you master the art of designing, you could go for their paid packages.

Dotloop

Dotloop is a solution for multiple transactions – prepare your documents, send them to your clients, get them signed, and more, all with this single tool.

This tool, single-handedly, will reduce your workload and give you more time to capture new business.

Interestingly, this tool is quite affordable, even for those just starting their real estate business. For starters, there is a package costing just $29/month with all the necessary features to complete your real estate documents and close the deal. This price is not high, provided you have an unlimited number of transactions.

Imagine if you had had this tool earlier, how many real estate deals you could have closed. That’s the power of technology.

Amitree Folio

Amitree Folio is your virtual assistant, handling your email accounts. This app offers a cool feature that organizes your email, attachments, contacts, and important dates. It also lets you sync your critical items with your Google Drive.

This app also organizes clients’ documents and sets deal timelines for real estate agents. With a fantastic tool like this, realtors won’t fall behind their schedule.

Zapier

Another tool that works perfectly as your virtual assistant. With this magical tool, you could link multiple apps and guide them to automate a process. For instance, a potential homebuyer sends you an inquiry via email. This email is linked to your Dropbox and Slack accounts via Zapier, which allows it to send the attachment to your Dropbox account while sending you a reminder on Slack.

You could use this tool in multiple ways. All you need to do is sign up, link your accounts, and guide them on how to work accordingly.

MagicPlan

This app is primarily for contractors. This app allows you to create and share floor plans, field reports, and estimates instantly. This tool will enable users to measure and sketch interior plans in 2D & 3D.

This app is available on both iOS and Android devices and is easy to use.

This app works well for contractors, realtors, homebuyers, and homeowners.

Author Bio

Jessica is a passionate content marketer, primarily working with real estate businesses in the USA and Canada. She loves writing for the web. In her free time, she enjoys watching movies and spending time with friends.