Builders keep asking why almost no software startups attack the real estate construction sector directly

Home buyers on routine deals pay a buyer-agent commission for work that is mostly reading the listing, pulling comparable sales, judging a fair offer, and pushing paperwork through escrow. Most buyers cannot interpret comps or spot listing red flags on their own, so they default to a full-service agent even when the deal is simple. This web app walks a buyer through a specific property, turns the listing and recent comparable sales into a plain-language fair-value read and an offer recommendation, generates the offer and disclosure paperwork, and routes anything genuinely tricky like a title dispute or a financing contingency to a licensed human, so the buyer keeps most of the saved commission.