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Where do you do market research?
Hi everyone! I'm curious to understand what is your source of market research (other than local RE agents, which of course is the best source to understand the local market). I know we can get some market research like state-wise from the Realtors association (like this one https://www.njrealtor.com/research/), but if I want to go deeper and understand the market in a county or even in a specific city, where should I go? Just some basic information would be amazing to have, like inventory, average days on market, etc. I'm trying to reach out for information that is out of the MLS, as I still don't have access to it. Thanks!