Search any listing site you already use — Zillow, Redfin, Compass — paste it here, and your AI co-pilot runs a senior-analyst-grade deep dive in seconds. Two licensed humans sign off on anything that matters.
We're paid by the seller's side at closing and by the lender on the mortgage — the same way most California buyer's agents are paid. You never see a bill.
Submit a listing at 11pm and your AI returns comps, school data, hazard flags, a fit score, and a draft offer before you've finished your coffee.
Real estate acts and mortgage decisions are reviewed and signed by your California-licensed agent and mortgage broker — by name, by license, every time.
The dashboard's primary navigation is this journey. Tap any stage to see what you do, what the AI does, and which licensed human signs off.
Found something on Zillow? Redfin? An open house flyer? Paste the URL or address.
Parses the listing, normalizes the address, fetches public-records comps, and queues the property for verification.
Your agent verifies via MLS access — adds official listing data, showing instructions, listing-agent contact.
Paste a listing and the AI co-pilot checks it across every dimension that decides whether a home is a smart buy — then hands a clean brief to your licensed agent.
From Sonoma vineyards to Santa Clara's tech corridor — explore the map and the population each county brings into range.
Two California-licensed professionals are accountable for every legally-binding action taken on your behalf. By name, by license, every time.
Mauricio represents buyers across the nine Bay Area counties. He reviews every offer, counter, contingency removal, and inspection response before it leaves the platform — and attends signings in person. AI prepares; he approves; the system transmits.
Wayne reviews your file, issues pre-approval letters, and walks you through the Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure. TRID, RESPA, ECOA — the parts of mortgage that have rules. No surprises at the table.
California has worked this way for decades: the seller pays both sides of the commission at close, and lenders compensate mortgage originators for placing the loan. We just don't bury it.
You pay $0to use the platform. No credit card on file. No tier. No “premium concierge” upsell. Forever.
Post-NAR-settlement (Aug 2024), CA requires a signed Buyer Representation Agreement before showing MLS-listed homes. We'll walk you through it — it spells out exactly what we charge (paid by seller's side) and confirms you owe us nothing.
Yes — for buyers, $0 forever. We're paid the standard California buyer's commission by the seller's side at close (typically around 2.5%), and the mortgage broker is paid by the lender on funding. You owe us nothing.
After the NAR settlement in August 2024, California requires a signed Buyer Representation Agreement before we tour MLS-listed homes with you. It spells out exactly what we charge — paid by the seller — and confirms you don't owe us a dime.
Zillow and Redfin are search engines for listings. They're great at that — we don't compete with them. Bring listings to us from anywhere.
What they don't do: represent you legally, draft your offer under CAR RPA-CA rules, run your pre-approval under TRID, review disclosures in plain English, attend signings, or pay attention to the inspection deadline when you're sleeping.
Mauricio Cesar Nunes-Marques (CA DRE # 02238838, Private Real Estate Services INC) — your buyer's agent. He reviews and signs every offer, counter, and contingency removal.
Wayne Chia (NMLS # 235157, Norcal Capital Group, INC) — your mortgage broker. He issues your pre-approval letter and walks you through the Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure.
Keep them. You can use Wayne or your existing lender — the platform supports both.
The Buyer Representation Agreement has a defined term and a defined geography. Outside that, you're free to work with anyone. We'd rather earn it than lock you in.
What we need to do our job: contact info, income/asset docs for pre-approval, properties you submit. Financial data is encrypted at rest with AES-256. We comply with GLBA Safeguards.
Under CCPA/CPRA you can export everything we have on you or delete your account from your settings.