theQoob.com has been created by academics at the London Institute for Mathematical Sciences and it allows people to upload pictures of their homes and create a listing on their smartphones. If another Qoob user then likes the look of the property, they can chat with you, arrange viewings and even negotiate through the app's instant messaging service. Qoob works in the same way for landlords who upload details, with would-be tenants spotting them on the app and making direct contact to seal the deal. It will avoid estate or letting agency fees and the app is free to download 'theqoob.com The new smartphone app claims to be property version of dating service Tinder 'For decades agents have maintained a stranglehold on the market - now people can sidestep them and secure a fairer deal.' One obvious downside is that until Qoob takes off, it will carry relatively few listings. "cutting out" the middlemen Another issue is that u...
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