Listings not on internet MLS

[SD Realtor]

Once again, my advice to people would be to use ALL resources and not limit yourself to any single favorite resource.

The large national third party guys are good to use just like other local guys. SDLOOKUP is great but is limited to San Diego County feeds. I have seen cases of listings not on SDLOOKUP but found on Realtor.com and Zillow because they were NOT entered into Sandicor from the out of area agent. Similarly it was NOT on the Sandicor MLS feed as well because it was out of area.

Similarly if you want to get everything that is on the Sandicor MLS, simply ask your agent to send it to you.

That way you can use the MLS, you can use Redfin/Zillow/SDLookup/Trulia etc. Using all of them will help you get as much data as you like.

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Also note as we have said… many reo properties are not on the MLS when they first are assigned to an agent. Signs go up and are in place for quite awhile in some cases. So get in the car and drive.

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Lots of avenues to follow but you may need to put in the legwork.

[XBoxBoy]

[quote=SD Realtor]many reo properties are not on the MLS when they first are assigned to an agent. Signs go up and are in place for quite awhile in some cases. So get in the car and drive.
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Unfortunately, the agents in La Jolla have an agreement to not put up signs. (Except on the day of open house they are allowed) So, you drive around La Jolla and never know what’s for sale. It’s such a foolish policy that it boggles my mind. I live in La Jolla, and I’m constantly going for runs, or driving and it would be much better to see signs.

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

[quote=SD Realtor]many reo properties are not on the MLS when they first are assigned to an agent. Signs go up and are in place for quite awhile in some cases. So get in the car and drive.
[/quote]

Unfortunately, the agents in La Jolla have an agreement to not put up signs. (Except on the day of open house they are allowed) So, you drive around La Jolla and never know what’s for sale. It’s such a foolish policy that it boggles my mind. I live in La Jolla, and I’m constantly going for runs, or driving and it would be much better to see signs.

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

[quote=SD Realtor]many reo properties are not on the MLS when they first are assigned to an agent. Signs go up and are in place for quite awhile in some cases. So get in the car and drive.
[/quote]

Unfortunately, the agents in La Jolla have an agreement to not put up signs. (Except on the day of open house they are allowed) So, you drive around La Jolla and never know what’s for sale. It’s such a foolish policy that it boggles my mind. I live in La Jolla, and I’m constantly going for runs, or driving and it would be much better to see signs.

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

[quote=SD Realtor]many reo properties are not on the MLS when they first are assigned to an agent. Signs go up and are in place for quite awhile in some cases. So get in the car and drive.
[/quote]

Unfortunately, the agents in La Jolla have an agreement to not put up signs. (Except on the day of open house they are allowed) So, you drive around La Jolla and never know what’s for sale. It’s such a foolish policy that it boggles my mind. I live in La Jolla, and I’m constantly going for runs, or driving and it would be much better to see signs.

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

[quote=SD Realtor]many reo properties are not on the MLS when they first are assigned to an agent. Signs go up and are in place for quite awhile in some cases. So get in the car and drive.
[/quote]

Unfortunately, the agents in La Jolla have an agreement to not put up signs. (Except on the day of open house they are allowed) So, you drive around La Jolla and never know what’s for sale. It’s such a foolish policy that it boggles my mind. I live in La Jolla, and I’m constantly going for runs, or driving and it would be much better to see signs.

XBoxBoy

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