1 minute readFirst American Corporation’s (FAF) First American CoreLogic division launched RealQuest, a free iPhone application. The new app can access mobile market data including property values, foreclosure information and housing trends on more than 140m residential properties. The software also has interactive maps that locate properties in the listings. “Our release of RealQuest Home Value Pro is in anticipation of increasing consumer demand for anywhere, anytime access to the highest quality property information from mobile devices,” George Livermore, chief executive officer for First American CoreLogic, said in a statement. “This application taps into the same databases and valuation analytics used by real estate and mortgage finance professionals nationally and additionally provides homeowners greater insight into what is often their most important asset,” he adds. Write to Austin Kilgore.
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