Application in development; buyer and device validation remain.
A parcel can look right while leaving a buyer with unanswered questions about access, utilities, cost, and what they can actually do with it.
Walk Your Land helps organize that investigation. The aim is to let a buyer compare properties, keep visit information together, and arrive at conversations with professionals better prepared.
One of the most important changes has been treating unknown information honestly. A missing cost is not zero. A seller’s statement is not the same as supporting documentation. A reassuring screen can become a poor decision aid if it blurs those differences.
The buyer journey is implemented in a development build. Testing with buyers and on physical devices is still needed. The product has to help people ask better questions without pretending to make the decision for them.