Tour Homes

A tour is an easy way to see homes, and to meet Redfin for the first time, too. A Redfin field agent meets you at each home, opening the door and answering questions, then stays with you from home to home.

When the tour's over, no one will bother you. You don't need to talk to our lead agents beforehand or sign up afterwards to tour with us.

If you end up wanting to buy any of the properties you see, you can use Redfin. And you can go on as many tours as you need.

For some great suggestions on getting the most out of the home tour process, check out these tips from a Redfin field agent.

Download Redfin for iPhone to see all the homes for sale, view your scheduled tour and upload photos, favorites and notes! Everything you do on the app ends up back on your Redfin.com account. Best of all, it's free!

Each tour takes just a few minutes to set up.

• Search Redfin for the homes you want to see
• For each home you like, click Go See this Home
• Add up to six homes per tour
• Tours will last two hours
• Then click Tour These Homes to enter your contact details

For requests submitted by 5 p.m., we'll contact you by phone or email within four hours. For after-hours requests, we respond by noon the next day. At any time, you can view and edit your list of homes to see and all of your past tours in your Home Tours page under My Redfin.

We tour homes in two hour blocks from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., seven days a week.

Once we get your request, we'll ask you for:

• Copy of your driver's license or photo ID: to verify your identity for agent safety.
• Lender's pre-approval letter: helps you establish your price range and lets us know you can afford the homes you want to see. This letter shows the account balance, but no account numbers; and it's easy to get from your primary banking institution.

To get pre-approved, contact your bank or one of our recommended lenders. Don't worry too much about who generates your pre-approval letter: you can shop for the best lender later, when you're ready to put together an offer.

Redfin does not tour short-sale listings. Read our short sale policy and learn how to filter short sales from your search. We do tour and service MLS listed foreclosures also known as Real Estate Owned (REO) properties.

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