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[mike92104]

I’m looking to buy a house in a couple years, but I’m keeping my eye open and researching properties. I’m wondering though, how I would get all the info a real estate agent has access to? I have no reason to contract with one because, as I said, I’m not looking to buy for at least a year.

[svelte]

What information, specifically, is it that you are looking for?

More and more, most of the info that realtors held close to their chest just a decade or two ago is available through one website or another. We can help point you in the right direction if you’re more specific.

[svelte]

What information, specifically, is it that you are looking for?

More and more, most of the info that realtors held close to their chest just a decade or two ago is available through one website or another. We can help point you in the right direction if you’re more specific.

[svelte]

What information, specifically, is it that you are looking for?

More and more, most of the info that realtors held close to their chest just a decade or two ago is available through one website or another. We can help point you in the right direction if you’re more specific.

[svelte]

What information, specifically, is it that you are looking for?

More and more, most of the info that realtors held close to their chest just a decade or two ago is available through one website or another. We can help point you in the right direction if you’re more specific.

[mike92104]

Well to start, I would like to know how to get permit information. Several of the properties I have looked at have enclosed patios, granny flats, you name it. I would love to see if the proper permits had been filed. I’ll come up with more later.

[mike92104]

Well to start, I would like to know how to get permit information. Several of the properties I have looked at have enclosed patios, granny flats, you name it. I would love to see if the proper permits had been filed. I’ll come up with more later.

[mike92104]

Well to start, I would like to know how to get permit information. Several of the properties I have looked at have enclosed patios, granny flats, you name it. I would love to see if the proper permits had been filed. I’ll come up with more later.

[mike92104]

Well to start, I would like to know how to get permit information. Several of the properties I have looked at have enclosed patios, granny flats, you name it. I would love to see if the proper permits had been filed. I’ll come up with more later.

[mike92104]

Well to start, I would like to know how to get permit information. Several of the properties I have looked at have enclosed patios, granny flats, you name it. I would love to see if the proper permits had been filed. I’ll come up with more later.

[mike92104]

Well to start, I would like to know how to get permit information. Several of the properties I have looked at have enclosed patios, granny flats, you name it. I would love to see if the proper permits had been filed. I’ll come up with more later.

[svelte]

Even when I’ve worked with Realtors, they haven’t had access to permit information. They have went back to the seller or seller’s realtor to inquire and ask for copies of the permits. Maybe I’ve had lazy Realtors, I don’t know, but that’s what they have done.

I’ve generally found that sellers that have done the proper thing and permitted all changes have kept a record of it and are more than happy to show you. To my way of thinking, failure to produce the proof (“my dog ate my permit”, “of course I did, and I don’t have to show YOU”) is a pretty sure way to determine that no, the permit was not filed.

[svelte]

Even when I’ve worked with Realtors, they haven’t had access to permit information. They have went back to the seller or seller’s realtor to inquire and ask for copies of the permits. Maybe I’ve had lazy Realtors, I don’t know, but that’s what they have done.

I’ve generally found that sellers that have done the proper thing and permitted all changes have kept a record of it and are more than happy to show you. To my way of thinking, failure to produce the proof (“my dog ate my permit”, “of course I did, and I don’t have to show YOU”) is a pretty sure way to determine that no, the permit was not filed.

[svelte]

Even when I’ve worked with Realtors, they haven’t had access to permit information. They have went back to the seller or seller’s realtor to inquire and ask for copies of the permits. Maybe I’ve had lazy Realtors, I don’t know, but that’s what they have done.

I’ve generally found that sellers that have done the proper thing and permitted all changes have kept a record of it and are more than happy to show you. To my way of thinking, failure to produce the proof (“my dog ate my permit”, “of course I did, and I don’t have to show YOU”) is a pretty sure way to determine that no, the permit was not filed.

[svelte]

Even when I’ve worked with Realtors, they haven’t had access to permit information. They have went back to the seller or seller’s realtor to inquire and ask for copies of the permits. Maybe I’ve had lazy Realtors, I don’t know, but that’s what they have done.

I’ve generally found that sellers that have done the proper thing and permitted all changes have kept a record of it and are more than happy to show you. To my way of thinking, failure to produce the proof (“my dog ate my permit”, “of course I did, and I don’t have to show YOU”) is a pretty sure way to determine that no, the permit was not filed.

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