Given how litigious our society is and how often info on the MLS is trash, I can only assume there are large numbers of lawsuits over exactly this, but if listing agents and brokers aren't worried about it, then those law suits presumably don't go anywhere (aside from generating fees/invoices that lawyers can send out to get paid, of course). 

However, one of them was added to their family from the Humane Society. 

Ultimately, we passed on it because it was in an historical neighborhood which required approval from the local historical society before major alterations could be made to the property and the numbers just did not make sense.

Bureaucrats created a law without thinking through the implications to society and business owners.

Here is a link to the American Society of Appraisers: www.appraisers.org/find-an-appraiser Most appraisers are different, but the one our bank used was around $500 when we purchased our first rental property.  

I'm a member of the Society of Exchange Counselors.

Is there a secret society that I'm unaware of?  

Maybe I am just old school, but I've seen lots of examples out in society where we use technology for technology's sake, and it doesn't really make it easier. 

After learning about all the services and support that the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society (NMCRS) provides to military families, I wanted to find a way to contribute to their cause, while leveraging the real estate skill set and relationships I have created during the last couple years.

After learning about all the services and support that the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society (NMCRS) provides to military families, I wanted to find a way to contribute to their cause, while leveraging the real estate skill set and relationships I have created during the last couple years.