Find an agent with MLS access, and they can get you whatever information is available, when it becomes available.

There are risks that don’t occur with a retail purchase, mainly in access for determining the true condition of the property (and therefore setting your make ready budget).

Do you have access to the MLS directly?

Apparently they weren't able to access the basement when they did the appraisal.

Where I'm at the only 'clubs' are made up of homeowner organizations that promote anti-landlord restrictions.

I was wonderingstarting as a bird dog should i get my real estate license to have access to the mls for comps and expired listings.

But, oh, how times have changed.You have two incredible gifts at your disposal: time; and access to more resources and knowledge than any individual in all of history.As my old high school coach used to say right before a game: "Boys, the biscuits are on the table."

I have access to loan information and see a huge group of people that have been able to hold on to their McMansion's and BMW's to this point.

We would rather not have a 20k escrow from a 203k that we don't use up right away, but would like access to the HELOC if need be for cabinets, etc.

Are there any restrictions?