Vicki Lynn, a 67-year-old physical therapist assistant, turned to AI platform Homa to buy a home in Florida without an agent. Frustrated by traditional agents due to slow communication and high fees, she sought a more efficient way to manage her home purchase. Homa charges a flat fee of $1,995 when there's a selling agent involved, which Lynn saw as a way to save money. After a series of disappointing experiences with agents, including hidden fees and restrictive contracts, she decided to take control of the process. Lynn had already identified the home she wanted before using Homa. The listing price was $316,000, and she offered the full asking price while negotiating a $7,900 credit—equivalent to the commission usually paid to agents. Her research and readiness to act quickly allowed her to bypass the delays typical of working with an agent. Despite initial skepticism about using AI to draft her contract, she found the process straightforward and the documentation clear. Lynn believes that anyone comfortable with computers can navigate this method effectively, appreciating the simplicity and control it provided compared to traditional real estate transactions.