Zillow

Zillow is one of the most prominent real estate websites. This website allows you to search for houses and apartments, offer yours for sale or rent, tour properties through photographs and videos when they are available, connect with agents and lenders, remember your searches, and receive push alerts when your search parameters change. Launched in 2006 by two former Microsoft executives, provides the most comprehensive package of tools for buyers, sellers, landlords, renters, brokers, and other house professionals. The strength and versatility of Zillow make it the top overall real estate website.

Moreover, Zillow offers posts from both MLS, many listing services, and non-MLS sources. For sale by owner, non-MLS foreclosures, and auctions are all non-MLS sources.

Furthermore, Zillow is free to buyers and sellers and generates money by charging advertising fees to real estate brokers, lenders, and other home service providers. It is a lead generation source for advertising. It means if you don't want to contact certain ads, you should be wary about filling out forms on the site.

Some of the benefits of this site:

• The largest database, with over 135 million properties.
  
• Detailed criterion sorting
• Pre-qualified lending links
• Volumes of "how-to" guides on house purchasing and selling are available.
• A suite of smartphone apps that allow you to conduct research from anywhere.

Website: https://www.zillow.com/