How Home3 finds properties, ranks them, and explains what it found.
Home3 accepts plain descriptions rather than requiring you to translate what you want into filter fields. "Three bedrooms near good schools under $600k with a garden" is a valid query.
The app parses that into structured criteria, runs the search, and shows you how it interpreted your request so you can correct it if it got something wrong.
Every parsed criterion remains editable as a normal filter - price range, bedrooms, bathrooms, property type, lot size, year built, and location radius. Natural language is a starting point, not a replacement for precision.
Results are ordered by fit against your stated criteria rather than purely by recency or price. The ranking weighs how closely each listing matches what you described, alongside signals like time on market and price movement.
Ranking is a convenience, not a recommendation. A high-ranked listing is one that matches your criteria closely - it is not an endorsement of the property or its price.
Each result carries a short AI-generated summary covering what the listing is, how its price compares to the local market, and anything notable about condition or location context.
Summaries are generated from listing data and public sources. They are a fast orientation, not a substitute for a viewing, survey, or professional advice.
Any search can be saved. Home3 then monitors for new listings matching those criteria and notifies you when something appears - useful in markets where good properties move within days.
Saved searches can be edited or paused at any time from the search screen.
Running a search is free. AI summaries and deeper analysis draw on your monthly credit allocation.
Understand how Home3 evaluates a property once you have found it.