Product design question

If Facebook built a product to help users find rental housing, what would it look like?

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What this question tests

Product sense on a marketplace problem: identifying trust gaps in rental housing and how Meta's social graph could help.

Confirm the user: renters searching for housing, or landlords listing units, and pick a primary focus.
Identify the core pain point in rental search today: scams, stale listings, and no trusted reviews.
Propose how Meta's asset helps, such as showing mutual friends who lived in a building or verified landlord identity.
Sketch the core flow: search, filter, message the landlord, and see social trust signals.
Define success as verified listings created or messages that lead to a viewing.

Leads with trust and safety, the biggest gap in rental search, rather than just another listings feed.
Uses Facebook's real-identity graph to show mutual connections or reviews from past tenants.
Names a concrete risk, like scam listings, and a mitigation, like identity verification for landlords.
Proposes a measurable early goal, e.g. 20 percent of listings with a verified landlord badge.

Rebuilding a generic Zillow clone with no Facebook-specific advantage.
Ignoring landlord-side incentives to list on a new platform.
Not addressing scam and fraud risk, which is the category's biggest trust problem.

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