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WHY USE BAORIAT APP TODAY

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During the old days, when you are looking for a land to either buy/lease, cars or house/apartments, you would have to look for a broker to help you look for your requirements. Now during the old days being a broker came with a lot of disadvantages such as getting low commission or the customer not paying for you fuel or food once you visit the land. When the technology came  more and more apps were created to help sell and act as brokers. Baoriat Agency a  known agency that has delivered over and over in its commitment. It is one of the agency that has created an app to help and act as brokers. Here are 4 reasons why you should use Baoriat app today to help buy and sell your products.

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1.It has created a platform.

Platforms means that it has created a room where various people can meet and interact. With an app it is able to reach a vast majority of their clients. With the app it has been able to create a place where people bring their products to sell and buy hence creating a sense of trust and bond between the customers.

2. Reduced cost of inspection

The app has created a site where people can display land cars together with their  information hence all that one needs is to just download the app. This means that there are no transport and lunch cost because all the products can be seen on the phone.

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3. Good relationship.

The app has created a good relationship between the buyers and the sellers in the sense that they are able to discuss about the price and how land is. It has also created good relationship between brokers as they are able to communicate and share their products.

4. Reduced disappointment.

Having a customer as a broker doesn't always mean that they will buy or commit to the product you have in offer. Sometimes you may take your customer to see a piece of land and you end up getting disappointed. Baoriat app gives the customer time to evaluate the product and see if it fits his/her expectations and hence be able to book a day to see it.
Find Property in Uasin Gishu County
Baoriat Agencies

Call: +254 721-554-937

 The above are some of the reasons why you should visit google play store and download Baoriat app. Don't take to much to realize what great app it is. 

To learn more about buying a property in Eldoret, 

Call 0721-554937

WhatsApp  https://wa.me/0721-554937  

Email evekibet@gmail.com or 

Visit us at  Juma Hajee Building room number 16, Eldoret town 

Follow our Facebook Page Boariat Agencies for the latest deals. 

DOWNLOAD Baoriat Agencies App on Google Play and start selling/buying land, commercial buildings, professional services, homes, and businesses.

Written By: Boaz Bett




 

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