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The platform also analyzes online behavior to identify potential home buyers and sellers. For example, someone who are making lots of trips to Home Depot might be fixing up a house to sell—or making pipe bombs. The company only charges a 2 percent commission fee, and has reportedly closed more than 200 transactions since 2016.\n\n**5. Blok :**\n\n![download (2).png](https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmcyPeYrKb5obW73nMrkCKEKNuMkN4Yj8Csz26uRk7Z6Ds)\n\nA Finnish company called Blok is also automating the housing real estate business. The Helsinki-based company, founded in 2017, raised about $1.9 million in February. Blok is pretty niche, helping sell apartments in Finland through its online platform. It handles everything, from the paperwork to the photography. The AI part kicks in early during the process when the company’s algorithms pull housing data to produce a price estimate. 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