I have been back and forth to my county websites, on the phone with the county clerk, walked into the assessor's office, to no/limited avail.Well, the other day I stumbled upon a county website that had a list of almost ALL the properties in the county; there was an export button (oh my, how the wheels of my genius excel skills began to turn). 279,000 was the list number, I hit export only to open a blank spreadsheet.

Many times the city will have a portal where you can search for code violations. other times they keep a nice list on their open data portal and you can export  a csv with all the relavent info. 

That's a hard question to answer without seeing how realeflow imports and exports leads.

Only $49 monthly, 10K exports monthly, month to month no contract, nationwide coverage.

Neither my realtor, nor anyone in his office, has heard of the capability to export listings.

I personally pay the local counties and cities to export their entire database of real estate transactions, it's better than MLS if you know what to do with it.

Was there an export function or were you able to potentially automate this into a google doc nightly?

So not only was their growth front loaded in building those projects, but at some time those bad investments will have to be marked to market, thereby effectively reducing GDP when that happens.China is struggling with retooling their economy from export based to internally driven consumer based.  

Our Teak investments are for export to India/China, thus not dependent on the local economy. 

So get a pro membership already.If the deal is not good, as they usually are, you'd export the PDF and give it back to the realtor who sent it to you.