I have a promising project (study this: https://yalantis.com/blog/real-estate-auction/).
I am looking for developers with experience in real estate (at least two years of experience). Remote mode, the rewards are discussed in person.
Where can I find qualified developers? I need at least a team of 5.
I have a business finding developers for startups, so this is something I have some experience in. I would say that you're looking for the wrong thing.
You do not need to have developers with experience in real estate. What you need is good developers, and a solid design plan for them to follow. For example, when I got my first programming job out of college, I worked as a coder for a company that did government retirement software. Government retirement rules are complex, and I knew nothing about them. But as a coder, I didn't need to, since my boss gave me instructions on what needed to be done. If you have a clear vision for your product, and can explain that vision in tangible, clear terms, that's good enough.
What you want is some solid, experienced developers who know how to build a product and use best practices. You may or may not need five people. Be careful not to make the mistake that many entrepreneurs make by overstaffing. More developers does not necessarily mean that it will get done faster. Plan out your team based on what skill sets you need, and start small. You can always add more developers later. Generally speaking, 90% of the time when I see an entrepreneur starting out with a big team, they're probably trying to do too much too soon. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
We can help with this. I run Helpables LLC, a software development agency with experience building mobile/web applications, backend systems, AI-integrated products, and marketplace-style platforms.
For a real-estate auction product, I would typically recommend a team covering:
* Backend/API development
* Web frontend
* Mobile development if needed
* QA/automation
* Technical lead/architecture
Rather than hiring five unrelated freelancers, having one coordinated team usually reduces communication overhead and gives you clearer ownership of delivery.
We can provide a dedicated remote team and help with architecture, development, QA, deployment, and ongoing support. Real-estate auction platforms also need careful handling of bidding workflows, payments, notifications, user verification, security, and scalability.
If you’re still looking, feel free to reach out and I’d be happy to discuss the requirements and suggest an appropriate team structure.
Takrim Khan
Founder, Helpables LLC
helpables.io
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/takrimk
For a real estate auction platform, the main bottleneck usually isn't just writing frontend code—it's managing high-concurrency bidding events, securing user verification pipelines, and keeping database transactions instantaneous when traffic spikes.
As a software developer with a strong background in backend logic, API integration, and system optimization, I can jump in immediately to architect or audit these core components. If you want to bypass the overhead of hiring an entire agency and talk directly to someone who can build or troubleshoot the code right now, feel free to drop me a line or book a quick session.
