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Jeb Brilliant
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Does Redfin remove listings?

Jeb Brilliant
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
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I'm looking around Redfin this morning and notice some nice looking properties that are priced for a quick sale and I feel like they should get snatched up quickly but Redfin has them listed as being on there for 70 days, 200 days so on. Does anybody know if Redfin tends to forget to remove sold homes? I feel like many of these should have sold already and they just get left up. 

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Jeff Bridges
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Jeff Bridges
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Redfin is only as good as the realtors who update their own listings and since it pulls from MLS, it will update as realtors do on MLS. MLS is pretty strict about realtors keeping their listings up to date but not all may take it seriously. I think most are up to date and kept current. They should still be active sales, but you can confirm against zillow to double check. Further, if you have an investor friendly buyers agent (costs you nothing) you are using to purchase these units, then you email them the redfin link, and they double check their MLS access for you to confirm if there are any contracts against them or realtor notes to explain further...

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