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Kumar Chin
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Is Realtor.com really stupid or am I missing something?

Kumar Chin
  • Specialist
  • Charlotte, NC
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I have been trying to figure out how to do a keyword search on Realtor.com. When it says, signup to see your searches and favorite homes, I thought maybe if I signup, I can do keyword searches. I signed up and still cant do any keyword searches. If all you can do is  search by city, I seriously think they shouldnt be in business anymore. LOL. 

Is there any other site that allows keyword search of MLS listings? I know zillow has that option but the MLS listings are not updated there fast enough or sometimes not at all.

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Jeremy Pace
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Jeremy Pace
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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You could ask a real estate salesperson to help you with these kind of searches. The MLS is a subscription service ... and realtor.com is their retail service front-end. It isn't designed to facilitate investor research.

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