
Front Row: from saved homes to a shortlist
Revisit the homes you kept and decide which ones deserve the next conversation.
Revisit the homes you kept and decide which ones deserve the next conversation.
Reopen the homes you already kept
A property may have earned a place on your saved list because of a photo or an interesting feature. Before moving forward, revisit its current details and ask whether it still fits the plan. Listing status and information can change.
Keep the save action intentional
The view is labeled Swipe in the app. A right swipe keeps a home in Favorites; a left swipe removes it if already saved, or passes it if it was not saved. Use that distinction deliberately as you decide which homes still deserve attention.
Give the shortlist a reason
Keep the strongest candidates connected to specific needs. For each one, name the unresolved question: condition, layout, location or another fact that deserves verification. You do not need a perfect ranking; you need a clear reason to spend more time on a property.
Turn the list into a practical next step
Discuss the candidates and questions with Ready Front. If a tour makes sense, submit a request and wait for appointment confirmation. The goal is not to clear every saved home from the list, but to move deliberately toward a property that fits.
Current native Swipe entry and save behavior reviewed on October 5, 2026 in cma-native-integration. Front Row is this editorial family; the actual view selector says Swipe. Swipe right saves; left passes an unsaved home or removes an already-saved Favorite. App screenshot is illustrative, not current listing availability.
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