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Rating a bad home or apartment for rent or sale after visiting it

So I've had this issue while moving around a lot. I go with a real estate agent to visit an apartment or house for rent. I usually have a checklist that I take with me (on my phone) and make sure that most of the stuff gets checked off after making sure that the place meets my requirements. Without the checklist I have forgotten some things in the past and really regretted not making sure the place had it.

Then of course there are the places that are simply bad that have all kinds of issues including things outside the home like train tracks nearby, a noisy street, dogs barking, garbage all around, and so on.

I'm thinking of getting an app built to handle this. It would let others know what you thought of the place and maybe it might help them to decide whether it's worth wasting their time going there to visit.

I also think it would be great to rate the real estate agent or company. I've had agents lie to me. They should be punished for this. What are your thoughts on this?

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