I think you get a certain number of low-level searches for free, & I found myself using this service regularly so I signed up for the pro-lite account, and have been very happy with its features & consider it a good use of my money, saving a good deal of time.

I don't use the other features they offer (application, maintenance requests, document sharing, listing syndication).

Here is a graphical representation of many of the opinions expressed above - it should help you on your quest:

Kyle tnx for your effort to help me and for your tips  i have searched in nyc records (good idea) and i have found them on 10 deeds records. and about the misspelled word on there website i dont think that this is a red flag since it could happen and probably its the writer or web/graphic designers mistakeand beside that i personally know one guy with 75 to 80 million dollar liquid at any given time and he didn't know English beside his signature and other people with lots of money with out knowing proper English  thanks so much every one

I see very little reason to pay the TK premium on properties listed in Roofstock, which is nothing more than Redfin for investors with a few extra features attached, like the inspection report.

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I mean if you are buying a Tesla, load that baby down with all the features.

There are also sites that will give you an estimate on how many years specific features of a home will last.

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