by Greg Diodati

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by Greg Diodati

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Mobile Tools Become More Important in Home Searches

03/14/2012

Smartphones and tablets are being increasingly important tools that home buyers are relying on in their home search, according to a new survey from The Real Estate Book and RealEstateBook.com.

The survey shows that 68 percent of mobile users contacted a real estate professional to schedule a showing based on their mobile search. What’s more, 98 percent of those who reported using mobile devices considered the tools valuable in their home search, and 46 percent said they were “essential.”

via Daily News Articles | Realtor Magazine.

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