There's a fee for accessing the mls and nar.

Would you be willing to offer an introduction to your det friends?

I have a software I use as a member of NAR.

First of all your info such as copy of lease, transactions, etc needs to get forward to Det.

But if it does not follow the law & code of ethics of NAR, MLS rules etc, --not many honest agents will do it.

Yes, since we belong to CAR & NAR, we get weekly information of what's happening.

Last year, median-income residents had about half the money they needed to afford a typical home in the area, the NAR says.

I can't put my finger on the source, but I remember that NAR did a study that said something like this; A home that is initially priced correctly will sell at a higher price that an overpriced home that is eventually sold at a reduced price.  

According to NAR the average flip takes 6 months and nets $15,000.

My license 'should' be active by next week, at which point the last step will be to register with a realtor association (like NAR) and then you can register and obtain MLS access.