The announcement highlights the growth in the reliability of the Zestimate valuations to provide an initial cash offer on qualifying homes through its Zillow Offers service, the company said in a statement.Pairing the Zestimate with Zillow Offers is the latest way the company is using technology to simplify and streamline real estate transactions from beginning to end.

By adding them to your policy simplifies the process when filing claims against suits.

Whats going on Lucas,Here is a simplified version of the process:Get a good deal under contract with seller (know your numbers, if not you're wasting everyones time)Market your interest in this deal to the cash buyers you haveGet the property assigned to a cash buyer, send new agreement to title and always collect an earnest money feeClose on the property (the title company distributes funds so they should be instructed how you want payment) Hope that helps. 

I need a simplified version “for dummies” unfortunately.

Simplifying, it is only the appellate courts which create binding precedent, leaving it to the district courts to apply these precedent.

Couple these hassles/losses with record shattering year over year (over year over year) equity appreciation, and why shouldn't they sell and simplify their life? 

We used the same lender for both and I figured it would simplify the underwriting process and I think it did.

Or just share a copy of the lease (marked copy) to avoid any difficulties, but in my experiences the more simplified the message the more it gets across to prospective tenants. 

First, it simplifies the construction of ADUs — a critical form of housing stock — in the midst of a severe housing shortage.

Simplify what you're trying to do.