BP is not only a great networking website, it also has tons of information on REI.

What other auction websites are there that you prefer?

He is getting too busy and the passion he has for CF and talking about "his" company got him banned for a couple weeks from BP...not the first time.I am general counsel and think it's important that all CF info about what is going on in the industry should be available to the Crowd.  

And also check FSBO properties on websites like Landwatch.

Or if you just want sold properties or a market analysis for properties you are considering, save your self all those fees...I have a website that will give you a free market analysis and nearby solds on any property in our local MLS.  

Most of the time any websites comps have challenges.

For 20 years I've worked in the IT industry creating Web, mobile app, and software technologies with a heavy focus on helping real estate agents have mobile, responsive websites to list their properties.

First, thank you BiggerPockets for this amazing website and podcast, you have provided an abundance of valuable knowledge that I can't get enough of.

I used to go to rilandrecords.com several times a week for links to land evidence records and tax assessor websites for RI cities & towns (Providence, Pawtucket, more recently Warwick, Johnston etc.)It went offline last week (Friday I think) but there is a replacement site with the same info as the old one: https://ripropinfo.com (RI property info).This is one of a small handful of essential sites I have on my "bookmarks" bar for doing real estate in Rhode Island, along with the RI secretary of state corporations database and the RI contractors registration board license lookup, so I hope this is helpful.

Also, I recommend to visit @John Fedro  website mobilehomeinvesting.net