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What is Odis One?

Odis One is an AI-powered real estate assistant. It's designed to help buyers and sellers explore options, understand the process, and move faster—from searching for homes to preparing listings, tours, and offers.

Not a licensed broker, agent, or law firm

Odis One is not a licensed real estate broker, real estate agent, attorney, or financial advisor. We do not represent you in any transaction, we do not act as your broker or agent, and we do not provide legal, tax, or financial advice.

How you should use Odis One

Information and suggestions from Odis One are generated by AI and may be incomplete, outdated, or inaccurate. You should treat everything you see in the app as general informational guidance only, not as professional advice or a substitute for your own judgment.

Before you sign any contract, make an offer, accept an offer, or complete a transaction, you are responsible for reviewing the documents and making your own decisions. If you have questions about your legal rights, contract terms, taxes, financing, or other consequences of a transaction, you should consult a qualified professional (such as a licensed real estate broker, attorney, or financial advisor) in your area.

No guarantee of accuracy or availability

Property data, availability, pricing, and other information shown in Odis One may come from multiple sources and may not always be accurate, complete, or up to date. Listings can change or be withdrawn at any time. We do not guarantee that any property displayed will be available, or that any estimate or suggestion is correct.

Your responsibility

You are responsible for independently verifying any information that is important to you before making decisions, visiting a property, or entering into any agreement. By using Odis One, you agree that you use the platform at your own risk and that Odis One is not responsible for decisions you make based on AI-generated information.

This section is for general information only and is not legal advice. You should consult your own attorney to understand your rights and obligations.