But you're not going to get the private remarks, compensation info, etc., and wouldn't be able to list properties.

We didn't even stop to get out.And @Gordon Cuffe is correct, the confidential agent remarks on the MLS listing note that "Property was broken into by vagrants, windows broken.

If you plan to flip it (indicated by your renovate remark in bullet #3) your numbers would have to justify it.

Not to mention, the MLS remarks have been updated to say "Bring all offers!

Did move away to rural and remarkably culturally diverse Southwestern KS (Garden City) after graduating college - lived there a couple years, bought my 1st house, updated it, learned a lot, made a little money upon selling, then at the height of the real estate boom (2005) moved to S Florida in the Cape Coral / Ft Myers area for a job transfer.  

Fast forward to today, I have emptied the building and not renewed any leases as I want to renovate and remarked to get some cash out of the building. 

Excited to meet you and everyone else.I'll piggyback on the remarks about podcasts--they're great!

Really the only information not shown on these sites are documents, compensation, and remarks.

The only real difference between what they see and the agent copy is they don't get listing agents name, private remarks (small mostly useless field because most agents just copy in the public remarks) and owner name and address (which if it is listed is useless to you because even if you deal straight with the owner they are going to owe commission on the listing side if they sell to you).Good luck in whatever you decide to do.

Using the 70% rule, we're down to $91,000, and then minus repairs, ballpark offer is $76,000.The agent remarks in the MLS specifically says, "Offers to be full price or more