Or at least have the knowledge to act appropriately.There is literally nothing for a Realtor to do at closing other than read over documents, occasionally witness a doc, and pick up a check. 

Purchasing a home is literally about the dollar amount.

you will find folks will leave the house broom clean.. and i have had contractors that lost houses deconstruct them literally.. walk in once you get possession and all you have is windows and walls everything is gone.

I literally quit the day after my heloc funded when I 'retired' and moved to a new state in 2002. 

I feel the best thing for me at the time was that it was literally up the block from me.

Not exactly Pratik  I have been an agent since 1975 and have bought literally over 1000 homes.. 

Probably not the best timing to buy (at the height of the market and at a competitive price), but it made sense financially to purchase a "premium condo unit with a view" (our appraisal report literally said that) that we could cash-flow on once we started renting it out.

Literally one side of the street can have $1,000,000 homes and the other has $45k fixer uppers that no one wants. 

RealData also offers a fairly decent comp to Argus.As for real time market data, its going to be a shot in the dark, and will all depend on exactly what type of data you are searching for.Investment firms literally have an entire department of analysts doing exactly what you are trying to achieve...

THEY ARENT ANY LITERALLY.