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Fizber.com launched a home search widget which allows house hunters to search nearly 1 million FSBO homes for sale nationwide on their Macintosh desktop.

There are widgets for weather forecasts, stock trackers, calculators, sports scores - and now one can get a widget for their real estate needs. FSBO website Fizber.com this week released a new home search widget for Mac users. The Fizber Macintosh Dashboard Widget is a small application one can run on their Mac OS X to get instant access to real estate properties listed online.

Widgets are mini-applications that you download and install into dashboard to add new functionality. They allow users to easily and quickly access information and tools that they commonly use. Widgets themselves aren’t new, but they are fairly new to real estate businesses.

Julia Foster from Fizber.com says, “Fizber Mac Widget is a quick and easy way to keep your Home Search handy on your Mac OS X Dashboard. Great for home hunters who need to find a house fast or just daydreaming about their next home.”

Besides, Home Search Widget allows real estate agents and brokers have a quick access to properties for sale right from their desktop. Fizber.com real estate widget keeps them up-to-date on the latest real estate offers published on the website.

Jessica Paul, a Real Estate agent, said she was able to complete the task of searching properties for her clients in a click of a mouse once she downloaded the widget. “Now you don’t have to open an email or internet browser to find the latest properties for sale. The Fizber Home Search Widget will bring them directly to your desktop”.

An example of what Fizber’s widget look like for real estate can be found at the website.

About Fizber.com
Fizber.com is a for-sale-by-owner website listing about 1 million homes for sale. Listings are available for homes all over the United States. Fizber.com puts the power of buying and selling at your fingertips.

Download Home Search Widget. For more information, please visit www.fizber.com.

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