Answers before you trust a listing or a profile.

No. Public browsing is open by design. You only need an account when you want to save, comment, request an inspection, or take another serious action on-platform.

Verification is role-specific. We separately verify owner identity, agent credentials, and property documents so people can understand what exactly has been checked.

The platform itself does not support upfront inspection fees. If someone requests one unexpectedly, treat that as a warning sign and escalate it.

Look beyond the headline rent or sale price. Good listings should surface agency fees, legal fees, caution fees, service charges, and other meaningful charges before you commit.

Yes. Dream AI is available during public discovery so you can refine your search, understand price context, and prepare for inspections before signing up.

Use the report flow and include as much detail as possible. If money has not changed hands yet, slow down the process and keep communication on-platform.

Yes. Owners can list directly and maintain full control over the listing. Optional agent assignment is there for owners who want extra help with handling leads and inspections.

Verification reduces buyer or tenant hesitation because it gives them a clearer trust signal before the first contact. That usually improves the quality of inbound interest.

Where available, DreamHomes can point serious buyers toward financing support, including Moniepoint-linked opportunities referenced in the product vision.

You should be ready with your full identity details and your real estate license information. CAC registration can strengthen your profile where it applies.

Transparent fee display builds trust and filters in more serious leads. Hidden charges may create short-term leverage but they erode confidence quickly.

Public reviews and closed-deal signals help prospects decide whether you look reliable before reaching out. Strong communication and honest listings compound over time.