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Using RSS feed reader to find deals?
I recently read an old article on BP that mentioned using an RSS feed reader to set up alerts on websites where I get emails every time a new listing is posted with a specific keyword, such as Fix / Flip / ARV / Investment etc. I am looking to set up alerts for sites such as:
Craigslist
Trulia
Backpage
FSBO.com
And possibly even Facebook Marketplace (not sure if that is possible), it was an old article so I was wondering if this is still possible?
I am looking into Feedly or Inoreader but I am not sure if they are capable of this. If anyone is familiar with this, could you help me out please?