UjULUS- Buy - Sell Real Estate by 3D Home Tours is available on the App Store and Play Store

Oct 26, 2020


A Real Estate app to list houses for sale or rent across Canada and The United States Of America


Ottawa, Oct 26, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Make a smart move with the all new UjULUS app. Download the UjULUS App to get updated with the real estate listings every 10 minutes. 

 

UjULUS real estate app makes it extremely easy to sell/buy a property or put your house on rent in Canada.. Here, we are going to have sellers, buyers and tenants at the same platform. Explore all your selling and buying options at one place, and pick the one that works best for you.

Benefits to Sellers - All you have to do is join the app and furnish a comprehensive property list with accurate and relevant details of your property with some awesome images, compelling videos, and 3D home tours. 

 

You will be able to sell or rent every real estate property from apartment or house to land, even commercial property fast and immediately.

Benefits to Buyers - Find the latest properties for sale in your area. We are your latest home finder. Browse listing photos, see the most up-to-date home details. Filter by price, property type and maps to find your dream home. Scroll through vivid and full-screen photos, videos and have 3D home tours experience property from the safety of your home. 


Benefits to Tenants - Search for property rental listings of all real estate types: single-family homes, apartments, townhomes, condos and more. Get the UjULUS app to search for house rentals, apartment rentals, room rentals, and property rentals on the all new real estate app from your fingertips.

We are above the realtors!
We have now eliminated the typical 5 percent commission fee for real estate agents. You can now sell/buy a real-estate or put your house on rent and pay ZERO commission fees saving hundreds of thousands of dollars.

We are a one-stop destination for all your property needs. Our application has some mind-blowing features. Some of those are listed below.

 

  • 60-Day Free Trial - Get a 60-day free trial of all the features within the app to sell, buy or rent quickly.
  • 3D Home Tours -  Virtually visit thousands of residential or commercial property  from the safety of your location. 
  • Supporting Documents - Download the desired documents like purchase agreement, rental agreement, lease agreement, and credit agreement conveniently from the app. 
  • Appraisal - Get an unbiased professional opinion of the value of your property from the comfort of your home.
  • Marketing Stagers - Get home staging tips and tricks to sell your property quickly. 
  • ChatFirst App - Communicate directly with the buyer/seller/tenant and schedule a meeting with them as per your convenience. 
  • Push Notifications - Receive messages and alerts whenever someone tries to get engaged with you. 
  • Security - No SPAM calls. No leakage of the data. Your information is secured on our app.  

 


UjULUS is soon going to be Canada's and The USA's  most popular source for real estate as it is a hassle free, simple and really convenient real estate technology application for you.

Download today and find your perfect house or condo. It's FREE!

About the Developer 

UjULUS Inc. is an Ottawa based app development company focused on apps in the real estate verticals.

If you would like further information on the app, please contact:

Email - [email protected]


Download the application - 

 

https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/ujulus/id1534076710

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ujulus.ujulusapp

Media Contact

UjULUS


[email protected]

2165 Workman Avenue Ottawa, ON Canada K2A 0A7

https://www.ujulus.com/

Source :UjULUS Inc

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