The Online Real Estate Tools & Widgets You Need
Posted by Greg Dewar on
One of the things that my Cambridge clients love when they work with me is the amount of different tools and widgets I feature online to streamline the home buying and selling processes. As a real estate agent in Cambridge, I know the importance of setting myself apart from the pack and offering my customers something that they can’t get anywhere else. Plus, with much of the world shifting toward digital, most people start online when they begin looking for a new house. My goal is to tap into this need and make it as easy as possible for people to find the house of their dreams.
Here are some of my online real estate tools to help make your life easier:
- Home Worth Widget
This is the latest addition to the tools and widgets available on my…
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