Yes, that is that's company's version.  

Technology speeds up the process and brings efficiencies, but at its core this industry is just a 21st century version of the real estate syndicates of the late 80’s.

Kind of a like a simple version of CAD or something.  

Be patient . . . this is version 1.  

There is no 'days on market' number that I can see using the public version of the local mls to determine what comps are selling at.

You could say parts of our mountains, deserts and the San Joaquin Valley is our midwest version sort of speak:) The rei meetings sound like a great start too.I think it is important to recognize some out of state promoters have been giving less than stellar advice for years.

You could say parts of our mountains, deserts and the San Joaquin Valley is our midwest version sort of speak:) Good luck with your search!

@Ken Graham    when a regulator wants to tag you with their version of whats lawful or not... its not up to them to prove the case.. you either acquiesce or you take the case to the law judge.. and you pay thousands if not 100's of thousands in attorneys fee's to prove your case.. rarely if ever done unless its a public type company... all of us mere mortals just take what the regulators say and move on...

It's backwards, but it's true.3) I hear a ton of agents say some version of this:  "I'm an agent because I need access to the MLS (Multiple Listing Service).  

There is a "public version" of the private FMLS website.