I dove in deeper in my study as a buyer performing a Pilot test on three different real estate sites and ended up in a qualitative research. A couple of the sites stated a 63% accuracy on their property evaluations and the third one shared how they were the most accurate real estate site out there. I moved forward and entered my interest and received a list of property options on all three sites. Then I contacted ten sellers who ranged from actual home owners to realtors. A few questions later I learned most home owners selling their own homes never sold a home before, so the lack of education was a challenge in its self. Also, realtors felt that real estate platforms were tailored more toward home owners, forcing realtors to hang their hats or get creative and pretend to be the home owner but really the representative the owner when listing the property for sale. Either way, I learned why the 46% were staying clear from the internet as their first step in the home buying process.