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Homesnap: Your New Mobile Resource
Ruhl&Ruhl Realtors is transitioning from mobileRuhl to a new, award-winning mobile application called Homesnap. Homesnap, a nationwide, user-friendly application, is now available in the Quad Cities, Clinton, Cedar Rapids, Muscatine, and Burlington. The application will be available soon in all other markets.
Homesnap is a state-of-the-art app backed by many different real estate professionals across the country. It has had $10 million invested into it, and it is highly rated in the app stores.
With Homesnap, you will be able to access real-time data for any house on the go. Search listings and rentals by address, zip code, map, MLS ID, or by snapping a photo of the outside!
View detailed information on listings like school districts, property history, accurate lot boundaries, and so much more.
Are you working with a Ruhl&Ruhl Realtor? Download their branded Homesnap application to stay connected with your agent wherever you go! And utilize the in-app one-tap messaging to communicate with your agent about homes you are interested in!
Contact your Ruhl&Ruhl Realtor to download their branded Homesnap to always stay one-tap away during the home search process! Or contact us at 866-441-1776 to be put in touch with a Ruhl&Ruhl Realtor!
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Buying a Home: Wants vs Needs
Starting to look for a home? Know what you want vs. What you need
In this day and age of being able to shop for anything anywhere, it is really important to know what you're looking for when you start your home search. If you've been thinking about buying a home of your own for some time now, you've probably come up with a list of things that you'd LOVE to have in your new home. Many new homebuyers fantasize about the amenities that they see on television or Pinterest, and start looking at the countless homes listed for sale with rose-colored glasses. Do you really need that farmhouse sink in the kitchen in order to be happy with your home choice? Would a two-car garage be a convenience or a necessity? Could the man cave of your dreams be a future renovation project instead of a make or break now? The first step in your home buying process should be to get pre-approved for your
