I'd get legit references, see how many units he/she has, probe them on how they solve problems and on that basis make your decision.

They have REIT/syndication/fund with residential as underlying asset so it seems legit.

In areas with a lot of market activity, there will be more comps to choose from but please remember that CMAs also include active listing, under contract and expired data (not just sold data).Connecting with an agent who specializes in your area(s) of interest could be helpful here.We use 3 platforms, including our local MLS, to run CMAs.

It seems like a great platform (they call the sellers and vet the leads for you, then transfer the call so that you can try to work on acquiring the property).

Even people that find me direct often then book through one of the platforms, which is fine to me.  

So far we've enjoyed using the platform.

I use Podio so I have the power to integrate with many other platforms for things like sending direct mail or text message from the CRM.

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Which can be done with algorithm hacks and profile optimization on multiple platforms.

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