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What I would do is go to John L Scott's website. Find your target property, use their map feature to locate cross streets and drill down on the location. Then go to Zillow, type in your cross streets. They will have the nearby addresses. Click on the addresses until the description matches the RMLS description.
Imagine a world in which everything was advertised this way.
- Hey, here's a picture of just the car I'm looking for! Oh. I have to call the dealership to get their address.
- Oh my, here's a grocery flyer and my favorite foods are on sale! Hmm. The store doesn't list their address. I've got to call their customer service to get it.
- It's time for some new clothes. Looks like the clothing stores aren't listing their addresses; it seems I have to call this fashion consultant and sign a buyer's agreement for her to help me find some shorts and t-shirts.
There are many things I can understand about the real estate industry.
Keeping the location of their properties a top secret is not one of those things......
Last edited by Boomerang; 05-02-2008 at 05:32 PM..
Your best bet is to write the MLS# down, go to Realtor.com advanced lookup, and down at the bottom it lets you search by MLS #. Addresses go into Realtor.com.
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