Now if this site is "legit" and is pulling all of it's information from MLS, $99 a month sounds like a good deal for non-realtor access to the MLS.

I am a Realtor, Property Manager, and Investor in Rochester, NY as well.

I suggest that you contact a local realtor to get comps for the area or a local REI who does business in the neighborhood.

If you need a realtor in Raleigh, let me know.

There is a large number of members from Milwaukee, so please check out the Bigger Pockets Milwaukee meet up when it next occurs.If you are thinking of selling, you could try the Marketplace to post your single family or work with a realtor.

I, myself, am a realtor and investor, but typically don't buy a whole lot off the MLS.

. #4 I think a local realtor could also effectively weigh in on the value of the property as it relates to the school (ie resale value after flip or down the road).All the best!

Is the realtor your realtor (representing you) or the listing realtor?

I have been working with a realtor to gain access to MLS listings as well as expired listings.

I want to complain to the Ca. board of Realtors regarding Homeowner , listing agent, and broker.