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Sam Bernard
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RE: “Stop searching for real estate on Zillow and Trulia”

Sam Bernard
  • Johnson City, TN
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https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/2012/12/20/searching-real-estate-trulia-zillow/

If you read this blog post, my question is this: what about realtor.com?

I tend to agree with the author of this article, but I'm curious as to why Realtor.com isn't mentioned one time in the article. That is odd. They mention a potential solution for searching for listings instead of Zillow and Trulia - local brokerage websites, or, get your realtor license and join the MLS. But how would this author categorize/compare realtor.com to Zillow and Trulia? How would you?

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