I noticed on the web page they offer memberships.

Hi @Jason Mcdaniel, I have a web app that is designed to work great on mobile devices that will allow you to organize your receipts, either by yourself, your company, a property, or a unit.

Their web site has something on there about you having to be a Denver resident..or something to that effect but don't let that deter you.

Your best bet is searching the web for "Flat Fee MLS + your city" and then checking the reviews on Yelp.

Go to the National Real Estate Investors association web site and click on membership then find a local group.

There are, according most statistics available on the web, $Trillions in retirement funds looking for better, safer returns than Wall Street can provide, especially with all the current doom-saying about a possible market crash.

@Jay Hinrichs An on-market deal doesn't mean that it is blasted out all over the web.

In my county, doing a title search starts at the county GIS site to find the tax records by parcel, then over to the assessor web site to get the name of the person/entity responsible for the tax bill then over to the recorders site to search by name.

I was doing some web browsing on MLS sites for the average person, and then started getting calls from different Agents.

We also run a separate web site for advertising rentals and run inquiries through it.