Can I use my iPhone to find property lines?

The Property Line App in Action Simple: just fire up Homesnap on your iPhone or iPad, pull up the home's listing, scroll to the map, open it, and tap the icon that reads “AR Walk.” Make sure you give your Homesnap app camera access.

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People looking to buy homes, sell homes, or simply get a better understanding of a home often ask: What property line app should I use?

If you want a free app that shows property lines, you need to download Homesnap today.

The Property Line App in Action

So, how do you find your property lines on the Homesnap app? Simple: just fire up Homesnap on your iPhone or iPad, pull up the home’s listing, scroll to the map, open it, and tap the icon that reads “AR Walk.” Make sure you give your Homesnap app camera access. With camera access, you will be able to walk the perimeter of the home and have your iPhone (or iPad) display the property lines on top of a real-time view captured by the device’s built-in camera. You now know exactly where the property begins and ends, and can correspond those property lines to an on-the-ground viewing perspective. Homesnap is the leading iPhone app that shows property lines. You’ll need an iOS operating system to access the feature.* *To find property lines on the Homesnap app, you must use an iOS 11 operating system and an iPhone 6s or later. To walk lines, be within 2,000 feet of a home. Upgrade to the latest version of the Homesnap app for the best possible experience.

What’s Homesnap?

Homesnap is the real estate industry’s national search portal. If you’re a buyer, seller, or just browsing, Homesnap makes it easy to search for homes and connect with your agent. If you’re an agent, Homesnap Pro helps you stay connected with clients and colleagues while on the go, and provides a suite of agent-only marketing and productivity features. When consumers and agents use the Homesnap app, they frequently report that being able to walk property lines is among their favorite features. But it’s not all Homesnap has to offer. Learn more about Homesnap’s features and how Homesnap helps agents win new business.

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Venous blood is dark red and not blue. Public Domain Image, source: FDA. The veins themselves are not blue, but are mostly colorless. It is the blood in the veins that gives them color. Furthermore, the blood in human veins is also not blue. Blood is always red. Blood that has been oxygenated (mostly flowing through the arteries) is bright red and blood that has lost its oxygen (mostly flowing through the veins) is dark red. Anyone who has donated blood or had their blood drawn by a nurse can attest that deoxygenated blood is dark red and not blue. The blood in your veins appears blue because you are looking at your veins through layers of skin and fat according to Alwin Kienle in his paper "Why do veins appear blue? A new look at an old question" published in the Journal of Applied Optics. Skin scatters a lot of the red portion of white light before it can reflect off the blood, leaving the blue light to reflect off the blood and back to our eyes. It is a similar effect to how the white sun appears red at sunset due to the blue colors being scattered away by the atmosphere.

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